10.34 Numerical Methods Applied to Chemical Engineering
Fall 2005
Flow around M.I.T. at moderate Reynolds' number. From solution of Navier-Stokes equation by finite element method using FEMLAB.
Instructor: Kenneth J Beers
TAs: Mark Styczynski, Benjamin N. Wang
Lecture: MWF9 (66-110)
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This course treats common classes of problems of scientific computing applied to chemical engineering. Subjects include linear algebra, solving nonlinear algebraic systems, matrix eigenvalue analysis, interpolation and integration, initial value problems of ordinary differential and mixed differential-algebraic systems, numerical optimization (unconstrained and constrained), numerical solution of boundary value problems (finite differences, finite volumes, and finite elements), probability theory, Brownian dynamics and stochastic calculus, Monte Carlo simulation, Bayesian statistics and parameter estimation.
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