12-267/About This Class - Revision history

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	\|Specific techniques: separation of variables, substitution, ~~homogenous~~ equations, exact equations, integration factors, homogeneous and non-homogeneous linear equations, Bernoulli and Riccati equations.		\|Specific techniques: separation of variables, substitution, homogeneous equations, exact equations, integration factors, homogeneous and non-homogeneous linear equations, Bernoulli and Riccati equations.
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	\|Qualitative analysis		\|Qualitative analysis.
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	\|Constant-coefficient linear equations, phase portraits.		\|Constant-coefficient linear equations, phase portraits.
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			\|BDP Chapter 7
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	\|Power series solutions, regular singular points.		\|Power series solutions, regular singular points.
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			\|BDP Chapter 5
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	\|Some partial differential equations and separation of variables.		\|Some partial differential equations and separation of variables.

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	\|BDP Chapter 8		\|BDP Chapter 8
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	\|Constant-coefficient linear equations, phase ~~profiles~~.		\|Constant-coefficient linear equations, phase portraits.
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Wiki

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	* For most 12-267 pages, it is a good idea to put a line containing only the string <tt><nowiki>{{12-267/Navigation}}</nowiki></tt> at the top of the page. This template inserts the class' "navigation panel" on the top right of the page.		* For most 12-267 pages, it is a good idea to put a line containing only the string <tt><nowiki>{{12-267/Navigation}}</nowiki></tt> at the top of the page. This template inserts the class' "navigation panel" on the top right of the page.
	* To edit the navigation panel itself, click on the word "Navigation" on the upper right of the panel. '''Use caution!''' Such edits affect many other pages! Note that due to page-caching, such edits take some time to propagate to the pages that include the navigation panel. To force immediate propagation to a given page, reload that page with the string "<tt>&action=purge</tt>" (meaning: "purge cached version") appended to the page's URL.		* To edit the navigation panel itself, click on the word "Navigation" on the upper right of the panel. '''Use caution!''' Such edits affect many other pages! Note that due to page-caching, such edits take some time to propagate to the pages that include the navigation panel. To force immediate propagation to a given page, reload that page with the string "<tt>&action=purge</tt>" (meaning: "purge cached version") appended to the page's URL.
			* Neatness matters! Material that is posted in an appealing manner will be read more, and thus will be more useful.
	* Some further editing help is available at [[Help:Contents]].		* Some further editing help is available at [[Help:Contents]].

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2012-10-12T01:36:50Z

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	\|Numerical methods: Euler's method, improved Euler's, Runge-Kutta.		\|Numerical methods: Euler's method, improved Euler's, Runge-Kutta.
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			\|BDP Chapter 8
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	\|Constant-coefficient linear equations, phase profiles.		\|Constant-coefficient linear equations, phase profiles.

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	\|Euler-Lagrange, <math>F=ma</math>, hanging power lines.		\|Euler-Lagrange, <math>F=ma</math>, hanging power lines.
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			\|The Gelfand-Fomin book
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	\|Numerical methods: Euler's method, improved Euler's, Runge-Kutta.		\|Numerical methods: Euler's method, improved Euler's, Runge-Kutta.

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Wiki

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	The class web site is a wiki, as in [http://www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] - meaning that anyone can and is welcome to edit almost anything and in particular, students can post notes, comments, pictures, whatever. Some rules, though -		The class web site is a wiki, as in [http://www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] - meaning that anyone can and is welcome to edit almost anything and in particular, students can post notes, comments, pictures, whatever. Some rules, though -
	* This wiki is a part of my ([[User:Drorbn\|Dror's]]) academic web page. All postings on it must be class-related (or related to one of the other projects I'm involved with).		* This wiki is a part of my ([[User:Drorbn\|Dror's]]) academic web page. All postings on it must be class-related (or related to one of the other projects I'm involved with).
	* You must login to edit. To get an account, email me your preferred login name, your real name and your email address if different from the address you are writing from.		* You must login to edit. To get an account, email me the class you are taking ([[12-267]]), your preferred login name, your real name and your email address if different from the address you are writing from.
	* Criticism is fine, but no insults or foul language, please.		* Criticism is fine, but no insults or foul language, please.
	* I ([[User:Drorbn\|Dror]]) will allow myself to exercise editorial control, when necessary.		* I ([[User:Drorbn\|Dror]]) will allow myself to exercise editorial control, when necessary.

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The Term Test

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	====The Term Test====		====The Term Test====
	The term test will take place in ~~class~~ on Friday October 26th, 9-10AM. A student who misses the term test without providing a valid reason (for example, a doctor’s note) within one week of the test will receive a mark of 0 on the term test. There will be no make-up term test. If a student misses the term test for a valid reason, the weight of the problem sets will increase to 35% and the weight of the final exam to 65%.		The term test will take place in GB 404 on Friday October 26th, 9-10AM. A student who misses the term test without providing a valid reason (for example, a doctor’s note) within one week of the test will receive a mark of 0 on the term test. There will be no make-up term test. If a student misses the term test for a valid reason, the weight of the problem sets will increase to 35% and the weight of the final exam to 65%.

	====Homework====		====Homework====

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Rough Outline

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	\|Specific techniques: separation of variables, substitution, homogenous equations, exact equations, integration factors, homogeneous and non-homogeneous linear equations, Bernoulli and Riccati equations.		\|Specific techniques: separation of variables, substitution, homogenous equations, exact equations, integration factors, homogeneous and non-homogeneous linear equations, Bernoulli and Riccati equations.
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⚫	\|Euler-Lagrange, <math>F=ma</math>, hanging power lines.
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	\|Theorems on existence and uniqueness of solutions for ODEs, systems of ODEs and higher-order ODEs.		\|Theorems on existence and uniqueness of solutions for ODEs, systems of ODEs and higher-order ODEs.
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		⚫	\|Euler-Lagrange, <math>F=ma</math>, hanging power lines.
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