1
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What is a directional field
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The direction field associated with f,
d(x, y) = (1, f(x, y))
2
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What is the normalised directional field
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3
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What is an integral curve
A
A single continuous line in the (x, y)-plane whose tangent lines coincide with the direction field
4
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Why is it impossible for intgeral curves to cross
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- If f and ∂f/∂y are continuous then solutions to the ODE are unique by Picard’s Uniqueness Theorem
- It follows that it is impossible for integral curves to “cross”
5
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What is an Isocline
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f(x, y) = K
6
Q
How do you derive Euler’s method
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7
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What columns do you use when doing Euler’s method by hand
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8
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What is the local truncation error of Euler’s method
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9
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What is the local truncation error of Euler’s method of a IVP
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10
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What is the global error of Euler’s method
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11
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What is the global error of Euler’s method of a IVP
A
ODEs and Applications
flashcards
Decks in class (11)
# Cards
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1) Calculus9
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2) First Order ODEs7
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3) Graphical Methods for First Order ODEs11
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4) Coupled Systems of ODEs3
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5) Second Order ODEs5
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6) Reformulation of an ODE into a First Order System2
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7) Introduction to Mechanics27
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8) Energy and Conservation Laws6
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9) Springs and Oscillators12
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10) Classification of Fixed Points2
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11) Applications of ODE Systems8
