Course Details

Mathematics 5 (R)

Academic Year 2025/26

NAA020 course is part of 1 study plan

NPC-SIR Winter Semester 1st year

Course Guarantor

Institute

Language of instruction

Czech

Credits

4 credits

Semester

winter

Forms and criteria of assessment

course-unit credit and examination

Offered to foreign students

Not to offer

Course on BUT site

Lecture

13 weeks, 2 hours/week, elective

Syllabus

  • 1. Errors in numerical calculations. Linear spaces and operators, fixed point theorems. Iterative methods for the analysis of nonlinear algebraic and selected further equations.
  • 2. Iterative and coupled methods for the analysis of linear algebraic equations, relaxation methods, method of conjugated gradients.
  • 3. Multiplicative decomposition of matrices. Numerical evaluation of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices and of inverse matrices, algorithms for special matrices.
  • 4. Condition numbers of systems of linear equations. Least squares method, pseudoinverse matrices.
  • 5. Generalizations of methods from 3. and 4. to the analysis of systems of nonlinear equations.
  • 6. Lagrange and Hermite interpolation of functions of 1 variable, namely polynoms and splines.
  • 7. Approximation of functions of 1 variable using the least squares methos: linear and nonlinear approach.
  • 8. Approximation of function of more variables.
  • 9. Numerical differentiation. Finite difference method for the analysis of selected initial and boundary problems for ordinary differential equations.
  • 10. Numerical quadrature. Finite element method for the analysis of selected initial and boundary problems for ordinary differential equations.
  • 11. Time-dependent problems. Time discretization: Euler methods, Cranka-Nicholson method, Runge-Kutta methods, Newmark method.
  • 12. Generalization of 9. and 10. for pro partial differential equations of evolution, e.g. heat transfer equations, fluid flow equations and equations of dynamics of building structures.
  • 13. Sensitivity and inverse problems. Identification of uncertain material parameters from known measurement results. Selected engineering application, due to other courses.

Exercise

13 weeks, 1 hours/week, compulsory

Syllabus

Seminars follow the related lectures:

  • 1. Errors in numerical calculations. Linear spaces and operators, fixed point theorems. Iterative methods for the analysis of nonlinear algebraic and selected further equations.
  • 2. Iterative and coupled methods for the analysis of linear algebraic equations, relaxation methods, method of conjugated gradients.
  • 3. Multiplicative decomposition of matrices. Numerical evaluation of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices and of inverse matrices, algorithms for special matrices.
  • 4. Condition numbers of systems of linear equations. Least squares method, pseudoinverse matrices.
  • 5. Generalizations of methods from 3. and 4. to the analysis of systems of nonlinear equations.
  • 6. Lagrange and Hermite interpolation of functions of 1 variable, namely polynoms and splines.
  • 7. Approximation of functions of 1 variable using the least squares methos: linear and nonlinear approach.
  • 8. Approximation of function of more variables.
  • 9. Numerical differentiation. Finite difference method for the analysis of selected initial and boundary problems for ordinary differential equations.
  • 10. Numerical quadrature. Finite element method for the analysis of selected initial and boundary problems for ordinary differential equations.
  • 11. Time-dependent problems. Time discretization: Euler methods, Cranka-Nicholson method, Runge-Kutta methods, Newmark method.
  • 12. Generalization of 9. and 10. for pro partial differential equations of evolution, e.g. heat transfer equations, fluid flow equations and equations of dynamics of building structures.
  • 13. Sensitivity and inverse problems. Identification of uncertain material parameters from known measurement results. Selected engineering application, due to other courses.