Finite Differences using MATLAB | Lecture 3 | ICFDM

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Best part of his presentation his humbleness and smile he carries while explaining the lecture.

[@VARUNPANDEYBEM]

I wish I got this tutorial in my third year! Seriously he teaches better than my college professor way way better than him. Thanks man! I learnt mechanical engineering first time in my 4 years.

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[@mad_cat_lon974]

Thank you for your effort you put in this series. Wish you are in good position in your career and academic life and also healthy.

[@kathleenmahler8322]

Thanks, great explanation for the basic MATLAB code for FD, BD, and CD.

[@traavel_bug]

Tanmay this is a nice effort that will help students to bridge the gap between theory and code writing. Thank for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@childhoodforever223]

Thank you for the lecture series. I have run into a problem at 15:36 ito the lecture. When I type poly p = [3 5 7]; and press ctrl enter, it gives an error "too many invalid arguments"...please help.
Edit: When I changed nomenclature from "poly p" to "a", it worked fine, but poly p for some reason is not working.

[@karthik_1001]

Its poly_p no space

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thank you so much sir we want some more videos like this the way you presented , little bit more complex equation and explain the code a lots of love from pakistan may Allah bless you always 😍😍

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

Thank you very much for all the kindness.

[@kailashchandrakar4958]

Nicely explained each and every detail.

[@wisdomhezekiah868]

nice video but can you also prepare a video on shooting method both linear and non linear together with RK4. i await your response please

[@manigrandhi8895]

Classic intro. to matlab..!

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Sir one request with out coding knowledge is it possible to learn matlab,iam good at heat transfer and fluid mechanics

[@heattransfer8003]

sir why do we do that ? I mean in cfd why are we learning forward backward and central difference method ? Is it for to calculate central point properties like velocity pressure etc...

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

In order to be able to convert partial differential equations into algebraic equations.

[@NazmKosan123]

thanks a lot. great explanation...

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very good tutorial, thanks a lot

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Sir I am studying mtech pipeline engineering my project is application of phase daigrams in multiphase flow system plz provide any guidance sir

[@onlyParthagive4u]

Sir, please make a video on Crank Nicholson scheme with matlab code

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

I'm going to start some videos soon for implicit schemes

[@onlyParthagive4u]

@@TanmayAgrawal7 Sir, Thank you very much . It will be helpful for us🙏🏻

[@ovrosparrow3948]

Can u suggest me a laptop, which can be used for ansys solidworks matlab easily?

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

Go for one with 16 GB of RAM with at least 512 GB of nvme SSD and good number of fast CPU cores. I am using MSI Bravo 15 as of now.

[@nanditabarman6665]

Thank you so much

[@frankunderdown9677]

Does Octave have something similar to cell mode script in Matlab?

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

Sorry I'm not very familiar with octave

[@frankunderdown9677]

@@TanmayAgrawal7 No worries. I am enjoying your presentation. Cheers! Frank

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Thanks a lot!

[@Praneetroy95]

is the script a live script?

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

No, a regular one.

[@Praneetroy95]

@@TanmayAgrawal7 I am not getting the desired value for the central difference scheme.
Other two are working fine.

[@helpmehelpme323]

Thank you for this superb series. Please share the code too in the description .

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

I have shared the Google drive link in a later video, keep watching :)

[@Edruezzi]

Thank you.

[@yugalsharma2773]

Hlo Sir, I just found, you are NIT Hamirpur alumini, my college😁🙌

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

Yes, it's been a while. Which year are you in now?

[@yugalsharma2773]

@@TanmayAgrawal7 3rd year Chemical Engg

[@TanmayAgrawal7]

We didn't have chemical engineering back then! Nice to know it's now an option.

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@@TanmayAgrawal7 it came in 2015 or 2014,