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  • I am very happy to see the vidoe after you give this Lecture Series on Finite Element Method by Prof. C.S.Uppadhay Department of Aero Space IIT Kanpur

  • I Love The Video Module 1 Lecture 3 Finite Element Method It Can Increase My Knowledge

  • there is a mistake at the minute 43, in the force matrix

    instead of the 31/3 and 41/4 it should be 21/2 and 31/3

    that is why the solution is incorrect.

    about the mathematical formulation, i think it is very well organized and easy tu understand

  • nice

  • And what if I choose, for the wrong appliance of R-R method situation presented in the vid, just one term for u^(N)(x) solution so N=1, and those forces are equals? Is RR method good for this situation?

  • The lectures are well organized and really helpful. For this lecture, I guess maybe I have missed something. At 41:33, the given example was: $-\frac{d^2 u}{dx^2} = 1, u(0) = 0, \frac{du}{dx}|_{x=1} = 10$, and at 45:57, the exact solution was given as: $u_{ex} (x) = 10.5 x - \frac{1}{6} x^3$. But plugging the given solution into the original BVP fails to show that it is a solution. Could anybody who watched this lecture and understand what was going on tell me what I have missed? Thanks!!

  • Lots of maths , derivations evrything is good. But this is very boring, because what is missing here is the physical interpretation. In between, i feel like to sleep.when he just put something from here to thr. He cld make it short by jumping and correlate repeatadly with system. If u go back to system and show why we want to minimize energy and all stuff more detailed. very interesting. So please show something , wch students can't do self. This equns are explained very nicely even in Wikipe.

  • great....

  • i appreciate ur effort...

  • Great work

  • You had better show some simulation using software and show the theory behind it. Only theory part isn't that interesting, it's available everywhere.

  • Why would you want to try to do engineering analysis without knowing what's under the hood? It's flat out professionally irresponsible.

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