ME565 Lecture 26: Solving PDEs in Matlab using FFT

ME565 Lecture 26
Engineering Mathematics at the University of Washington
Solving PDEs in Matlab using FFT
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[@splovieart]

*Lecturer asks question* *Nearly complete silence from students* Ah yes, now this really does feel like my PDE class. Feel right at home with this one. Jokes aside, thanks for the upload. Really helped!

[@intwobottles]

Thanks for the resource for spectral methods in Matlab, that looks super helpful

[@nikhilyewale2639]

Hello sir, Nice video. I have a doubt regarding using FFT for the viscous burger equation as it's non-linear PDE. Shouldn't the convolution of u and u_x be used in the entire process?

[@vitorbortolin6810]

Great class! Students are the same in every part of the world hahaha

[@wowowowdog]

Fantastic lecture!

[@Eigensteve]

Glad you liked it!

[@klong4128]

When I First Saw ODE45 in matlab2015 or much earlier version, and I can not find any matlab book FOR scientist/engineer explaining how to solve PDE . I felt frusted and stop using MATLAB . Thanks to Your video lecture That I see the BIG DATA and 3D simulation of modeling of matlab/simulink usage . Thanks.

[@akki22100]

dear sir i require applications of hankel transform for the solution of partial diffirential equation

[@peteandwally]

f'ing magnificent