Lec 11 | MIT 18.085 Computational Science and Engineering I

Initial value problems: wave equation and heat equation

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• mit
• opencourseware
• linear
• algebra
• engineering
• laplace
• differential
• lagrange
• convolution
• fourier
• boundary-value

[hklausen]

Dear professor! I hope your students are more intelligrn than me;)

Nice lecture, Marry Chrirtmas sir

[Anonymiusen]

If you watch these videos, and understand it, you have come far. Still don't have a degree obviously.

[statuecollector86]

If just watching these videos and you get a degree then MIT will be rubbish to society.. Anyone on the street, even drug dealers can watch these videos so that means everyone can get a job... if this happens then even companies see you have a degree form MIT will treat you as rubbish and ban you out cause they know watch all the videos and then you have a degree. does not show you are smart or good at anything, just shows you can click a mouse button and open your eyes and watch the screen

[fajar96te]

Prof. Gilbert Strang also gave lecture in Linear Algebra, also in MIT's YouTube. Have a look on the MIT's channel.

Cheers!

[loscorretto]

such a cool teacher....

[maxdelbruck]

If Mandelbrot wants your opinion he will give it to you.

[blueshade26]

this is awesome. if I watch all these videos does that mean I have a degree from MIT? lol

[wresing]

"I think it is hidden in some of those lines."

[lollerskates1990]

cool