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The table below is a rough guideline for the content of course lectures. Professors may reorder their lectures as necessary/desired. Section and page numbers below are from the textbook, Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems, Boyce and DiPrima, 9th ed., 2010.
Week 1:
Sep.24-28 |
1 |
Introduction, Directional Fields Chapter 2. First Order Differential Equations §2.2: Separable equations (also homogeneous equations - see p49 #30). |
2 |
§2.1: Linear equations; Method of integrating factors. §2.3: Modeling with first order equations (tank problems). |
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Week 2:
Oct.1-5 |
3 |
§2.4: Differences between linear and nonlinear equations (existence and uniqueness theorems). |
4 |
§2.6: Exact equations and integrating factors. |
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Week 3:
Oct.8-12 |
5 |
Chapter 7. Systems of First Order Linear Equations §7.1: Introduction. §7.2: Review of matrices. |
6 |
§7.3: Systems of linear algebraic equations; Linear independence, eigenvalues, eigenvectors. |
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Week 4:
Oct.15-19 |
7 |
§7.4: Basic theory of systems of first order linear equations. §7.5: Homogeneous linear systems with constant coefficients. |
Midterm #1: Thu., Oct 18 at 17:40 SZ-22, SZ-23, SZ-24, SZ-25 |
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8 |
§7.5: Homogeneous linear systems with constant coefficients. §7.6: Complex eigenvalues. |
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Week 5:
Oct.22-24 |
9 |
§7.7: Fundamental matrices. |
Week 6:
Oct.30-Nov 2 |
10 |
§7.8: Repeated eigenvalues. §7.9: Nonhomogeneous linear systems (variation of parameters only). |
Week 7:
Nov.5-9 |
11 |
Chapter 4. Higher Order Linear Equations §4.1: General theory of nth order linear equations. |
12 |
§4.2: Homogeneous equations with constant coefficients. |
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Week 8:
Nov.12-16 |
13 |
Chapter 3. Second Order Linear Equations §3.2: Fundamental solutions of linear homogeneous equations. |
14 |
§3.3: Linear independence and the Wronskian. §3.4: Complex roots of the characteristic equation. |
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Week 9:
Nov.19-23 |
15 |
§3.5: Repeated roots; Reduction of order. |
16 |
§3.6: Nonhomogeneous equations; Method of undetermined coefficients. |
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Week 10:
Nov.26-30 |
17 |
§4.3: The method of undetermined coefficients. |
Midterm #2: Thu. Nov 29 at 17:40 SZ-22, SZ-23, SZ-24, SZ-25 |
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18 |
§3.7: Variation of parameters. |
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Week 11:
Dec.3-7 |
19 |
§3.8: Mechanical and electrical vibrations. |
20 |
§3.9: Forced Vibrations. |
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Week 12:
Dec.10-14 |
21 |
Chapter 6. The Laplace Transform §6.1: Definition of the Laplace transform. |
22 |
§6.2: Solution of initial value problems. §6.3: Step functions. |
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Week 13:
Dec.17-21 |
23 |
§6.4: Differential equations with discontinuous forcing functions. |
24 |
§6.5: Impulse functions. §6.6: The convolution integral. |
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Week 14:
Dec.24-28 |
25 |
Chapter 10. Partial Differential Equations and Fourier Series §10.A: Derivation of the Heat Conduction Equation. §10.1: Two-point boundary value problems. |
26 |
§10.2: Fourier series. §10.3: The Fourier convergence theorem (briefly). |
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Week 15:
Dec.31-Jan.4 |
27 |
§10.4: Even and odd functions. |
28 |
§10.5: Separation of variables, heat conduction in a rod. |
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FINAL EXAM: Thurs., Jan. 17 at 16:00 Rooms SZ-23, SZ-24, SZ-25 |