SM212
Differential Equations Fall 2000-2001
Syllabus
Textbook: Differential Equations with Boundary Value Problems, 3rd ed., by Dennis G. Zill and Michael R. Cullen.
Below are the topics that will be covered in SM212 this semester. Most lessons have both a reading assignment and a problem assignment. As the course progresses you will see that the process of solving differential equations can be algebraically complicated and therefore a computer algebra system such as Maple is a useful tool in the solution process, especially as the problems approach ''real world'' complexity. In addition to the daily problem assignments your instructor may assign computer problems to be done with the aid of Maple. These problems are found on the Mathematics Department web page under Math Courses-Differential Equations-SM212.
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Lesson/Pages |
Topic |
Problems |
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1. p. 1-10 |
Basic definitions and Terminology |
p. 10: 1,3,7,9,11,15,18,38,41 |
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2. p. 12-16. |
Mathematical models of physical problems |
p. 26: 1,2,3,4,12,13,16 |
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3. p. 38-44 |
Separable DE’s |
p. 44: 3,5,13,17,31,43,49,57 |
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4. p. 53-59 |
Exact DE's |
p. 60: 3,9,11,15,25,29,35 |
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5. p. 62-69 |
Linear DE's |
p. 69: 5,9,15,23,47,49,55 |
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6. p. 98-99. Example 4 Computer Project 1 |
Newton cooling/ falling object |
p. 103: 12,13,14,27 |
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7. p. 101-102 |
Mixing |
p. 103: 21,22,23,25 |
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8. p. 488-492 |
Direction fields/ Euler's method |
p. 492: 1,3; p. 502: 1(see Prob. 57, p.46),2,9(a) |
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9. p. 499-502 |
Improved Euler method |
p. 502: 13(d) (h = 0.1 only) |
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10. Review |
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11. Test I |
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12. p. 130-132; 134-136; 139-141 |
Higher order DE's |
p. 149: 1,4,11,15,18,31 |
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13. p. 159-164 |
Second order homogeneous DE's |
p. 167: 1,3,5,7,9,17,39,41,61 |
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14. p. 164-166 |
Higher order homogeneous DE's |
p. 167: 19,21,23,27,33,49 |
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15. p. 145-149; 181-186 |
Differential operators |
p. 186: 11, 15, 19, 21, 23, 27, 29, 31 |
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16. p. 187-193 |
Undetermined coefficients |
p. 193: 5,9,13,17,39 |
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17. p. 212-218 |
Simple harmonic motion |
p. 219: 1,3,9,11,13,21,25 |
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18. p. 222-229 |
Damped motion |
p. 229: 1,3,7,9,11,13, 17,19 |
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19. Review |
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20. p. 232-236 |
Forced motion, pure resonance |
p. 239: 1,3,5,15 |
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21. p. 236-239 |
Resonance for damped springs |
p. 239:10,11,13 |
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22. Review |
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23. p. 18-19; 242-245 |
Electrical circuits |
p. 246: 1,3,7,9,13 |
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24. p. 523-524 |
Euler's method for higher order DE's and systems |
p. 527: 1,7 (use Euler, not Runge-Kutta) |
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25. Review |
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26. Hour Test II |
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27. p. 324-333 |
Laplace transforms |
p. 333: 3,5,7,13,21,29,31,37,39 |
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28. p. 335-338 |
Inverse LT's |
p. 341: 1,3,5,9,15,21 |
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29. p. 338-341 |
Inverse LT's |
p. 341: 25,29,31,33 |
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30. p. 343-345; 351-352 |
Translation and derivative theorems |
p. 352: 1,5,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,37,41 |
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31. p. 355-356; 363-367 |
Solving DE's with LT's |
p. 374: 7,9,13,17,49 |
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32. p. 345-350 |
Unit step function |
p. 352: 23,25,27,31,33,35,45,47,53,57 |
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33. p. 367-368 |
DE's involving unit step function |
p. 374: 21,23,25,43,52 |
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34. p. 356-359 |
Convolution |
p. 361: 9,19,21,25,27; p. 374: 11 |
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35. p. 359-361; 371-372 Computer Project 3 |
LT's of periodic functions |
p. 361: 31,33; p. 374: 46,47 |
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36. p. 379-383 |
Dirac delta function |
p. 383: 1,3,5,11 |
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37. p. 398-403 |
Systems of DE's by Laplace transforms |
p. 405: 1,7,13,14 |
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38. p. 403-405 |
Electrical networks |
p. 405: 15,21 |
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39. Review |
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40. Hour Test III |
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41. p. 413-422 |
Matrices |
p. 432: 1,3,11,13,15,23 |
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42. p. 423-427 |
Reduced row echelon form |
p. 432: 31,33,37,39 |
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43. p. 427-432 |
Eigenvalues and eigenvectors |
p. 432: 41,43,45,49,50 |
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44. p. 453-456 |
Homogeneous linear systems: real eigenvalues |
p. 450: 1,7; p. 466: 1,3,9,13,14 |
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45. p. 457-461 |
Homogeneous linear systems: complex eigenvalues |
p. 466: 15,17,23 |
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46. p. 473-476 |
Nonhomogeneous systems |
p. 476: 1,11,19,25 |
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47. p. 598-603 |
Orthogonal functions |
p. 603: 3,5,7,11,17, Expand the function f(x) = x in terms of the orthogonal set given in Problem 11. |
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48. p. 604-609 |
Fourier series |
p. 609: 1,3,5,11, (in each case sketch the function to which the series converges over three periods) 17 |
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49. p. 611-617 |
Sine and cosine series |
p. 619: 1,3,5,13,25,29,33 |
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50. p. 644-647 |
PDE's and separation of variables |
p. 648: 3,5,9,11 |
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51. p. 650-651; 657-659 |
Heat equation, zero ends case |
p. 660: 1,2 |
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52. |
Heat equation, insulated ends case |
p. 660: 3,4 |
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53. |
Heat equation, heat transfer from lateral surface |
p. 660: 5,6 |
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54. Review |
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55. Hour Test IV |