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Lectures:
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slides, or the whole presentation, in a variety of formats.
- Lecture 1 (8/30/00)
- Lecture notes (view)
- Lecture notes (download)
- Lecture overheads
- Matlab files:
- Diary file: aug30.out
- my_sum.m
- getexp.m
- getexp1.m
- I did not have time to demonstrate the files getexp.m and getexp1.m in class. They use the Taylor series approximation for exp(x) to estimate this function (see page 16 of Heath). I suggest that
you experiment using getexp.m for x = 1, 5, 10, 20, -1, -5, -10, -20. It should behave badly for the larger negative values of x. This is due to cancellation. The function getexp1.m
works better. You might try to understand why. In addition, these functions may be useful as examples as you do your homework.
- Homework (NEWS: there is an error in a homework problem; see file for details)
- Homework m-files:
- Lecture 2 (9/13/00)
- Lecture 3 (9/20/00)
- Lecture 4 (9/27/00)
- Lecture 5 (10/4/00)
- Lecture 6 (10/10/00)
- Lecture 7 (10/18/00)
- Lecture 8 (10/25/00)
- Lecture 9 (11/1/00)
- Lecture 10 (11/08/00)
- Lecture 11 (11/15/00)
- Lecture 12 (11/29/00)
- Lecture 13 (12/6/00)
- Lecture 14 (12/13/00)
- Lecture notes (view)
- Lecture notes (download)
- Lecture overheads
- Matlab, Fortran, and C files
- Diary file: dec13.out
- run_mex_setup.m, run_mex.m, ypm.m, yprime.c
- eg_sub1.f, eg_sub2.f, eg_sub_run
- eg_macro.F, eg_macro_run
- eg_except1.f, eg_except2.f, eg_except_run
- eg_matmul1.f, eg_matmul2.f, eg_matmul_run
- eg_block.f
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