Course Details

Numerical methods 2

Academic Year 2024/25

DAB035 course is part of 24 study plans

​ DKA-E Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKA-GK Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKA-K Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKA-M Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKA-S Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKA-V Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPA-E Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPA-GK Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPA-K Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPA-M Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPA-S Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPA-V Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKC-E Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKC-GK Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKC-K Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKC-M Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKC-S Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DKC-V Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPC-E Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPC-GK Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPC-K Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPC-M Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPC-S Winter Semester 2nd year

​ DPC-V Winter Semester 2nd year

Mathematical approaches to the analysis of engineering problems, namely ordinary and partial differential equations, directed to numerical calculations - deeper knowledge than from the course DA01.

Credits

10 credits

Language of instruction

Czech

Semester

winter

Course Guarantor

prof. Ing. Jiří Vala, CSc.

Institute

Institute of Mathematics and Descriptive Geometry

Forms and criteria of assessment

examination

Entry Knowledge

At the level of the course DA61.

Aims

Getting acquainted with the basics of the theory of numerical solution of ordinary differential equations and systems of such equations and second-order partial differential equations. Learning how to use numeric methods to solve such equations.

Basic Literature

DALÍK J., PŘIBYL O., VALA J.: Numerické metody 2 (pro doktorandy). FAST VUT v Brně 2010. (cs)

Offered to foreign students

Not to offer

Course on BUT site

https://www.vut.cz/en/students/courses/detail/282080

Lecture

13 weeks, 3 hours/week, elective

Syllabus

  • 1. Formulation of the initial-value problem in ordinary differential equations of degree 1, basic properties, existence and uniqueness of solutions.
  • 2. Basic numerical methods for the initial-value problems and their absolute stability.
  • 3. Introduction to the variational calculus, basic spaces of integrable functions.
  • 4. Classical and variational formulations of elliptic problems for ordinary differential equations of degree 2, basic physical meanings.
  • 5. Standard finite difference method for elliptic problems for ordinary differential equations (ODE) of degree 2 and its stable modifications.
  • 6. Approximation of boundary-value problems for second order ODE by the finite element method.
  • 7. Classical and variational formulation of elliptic problems for fourth-order ODE and approximation by the finite element method.
  • 8. Classical and variational formulation of elliptic problems for second-order partial differential equations.
  • 9. Finite element method for elliptic problems in second-order partial differential equations.
  • 10. Finite volume method.
  • 11. Discretization of non-stationary problems for second-order differential equations by the method of straight-lines.
  • 12. Mathematical models of flow. Nonlinear problems and problems with dominating convection.
  • 13. Numerical methods for the models of flow.