MAT 341
Applied Real Analysis
Fall 2005
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FRIDAY DECEMBER 23, 12:15 PM: Grades have been subnmitted to SOLAR. Have a good break!
Fall 2005 Staff, Schedule and Homework
This course is an introduction to Fourier series and to their
use in solving partial differential equations. The course
focuses on the heat equation, the wave equation and Laplace's
equation; these equations are very important in applications
and also illustrate important properties of p.d.e.'s in general.
Prerequisite: familiarity with basic techniques in ordinary
differential equations.
The text is David Powers, Boundary Value Problems, 4th Edition.
Each student should have a scientific calculator.
Schedule in Fall 2005:
Lecture TuTh 9:50-11:10 in Light Engineering 154
For more information contact Prof. Anthony Phillips, Mathematics Department, 632-8259 or 632-6958.
Email is best: tony@math.sunysb.edu.
November 7 2005