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Mathematics 33
Spring 2002
Syllabus
Date
Topics
Homework
3-27 |
Review PDEs |
Problem 1, solving the heat
equation. |
3-29 |
More review, Gibbs' phenomenon |
Problems 2,3(a), Gibbs' phenomenon
for a step function. |
4-8 |
Fourier sine transform |
Problems 6, 7 |
4-10 |
Fourier transform |
Problem 8, heat flow in a semi-infinite
rod, and p. 61: 1.1a,b; p. 67: 1.16(a) |
4-12 |
Transforming PDEs |
p. 72: 1.20 and Problem 9 |
4-15 |
Convolutions |
Problem 10, and p. 116: 2.1c, 2.3abc;
(optional: p. 122: 2.28) |
4-17 |
Properties of Fourier transforms
The
exam covers up to here. |
Problems 11, 12, and p. 156:
3.2e,j; p. 157: 3.5d,e,f,h |
4-19 |
More properties |
p. 156: 3.2(f); p. 158: 3.11 (Use p. A-3
to find the known
Fourier transforms of d and f.); p. 161: 3.20a,b,e,f |
exam: Monday, the 22nd, 6:30-8:00, Bradley 102.
4-22 |
Review |
p. 122: 2.26(a) |
4-24 |
More properties, applications |
Problems 13, 14, and p.157:
3.4(f), 3.6(a); p. 161: 3.20(c),(d) |
4-26 |
Generalized functions or distributions |
Problems 15, 16, 17, Just
find the first derivative in Problem 17 for Monday. |
exam: Wednesday, the 15th, 6:30-8:00, Bradley 102. Solutions:
page
1, page 2
5-29 |
Solving the wave equation |
No homework |