Media Summary: Introducing interpolation using Lagrange polynomials and divided differences. OIT Math 451 section 4.3a: Numerical Differentiation I Introduction of the nature of numerical solutions to non-linear equations, solving one at a time.

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Introducing interpolation using Lagrange polynomials and divided differences. OIT Math 451 section 4.3a: Numerical Differentiation I Introduction of the nature of numerical solutions to non-linear equations, solving one at a time. Introduction of linear systems of equations using a fictional electronics manufacturing example. Newton's approach to polynomial interpolation. How simple arithmetic operations, particularly subtraction, can cause loss of significant digits, and damage to the results.

Improving the first order method by making use of multiple stages and locations Developing the Newton-Raphson Method to find a root of a single non-linear equation. Part 2 of Newton's interpolation method. This approach recursively build interpolative polynomials of increasing order to fit (x,y) ... Applying the classic definition of a definite integral to a numerical method which we will call the rectangular rule.

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OIT Math 451 session 4.1a: Finite Difference Introduction and Lagrange Interpolation
OIT Math 451 section 4.3a: Numerical Differentiation I
OIT Math 451 session 3.0:Solving Non-linear Equations : Introduction
OIT Math 451 session 2.0a: Example of  a System of Linear Equations
OIT Math 451 session 4.1b-1: Newton Interpolation   1 of  2
OIT Math 451 session 1.4: Loss of Significance
OIT Math 451 session 7.2:  Runge-Kutta Methods for 1st order Differential Equations
OIT Math 451 session 3.2a: Newton-Raphson Methods
OIT Math 451 section 4.3b: Numerical Differentiation II
OIT Math 451 session 0.2: Algorithms as Solutions
OIT Math 451 session 2.0c: Terminology & Notation
OIT Math 451 session 4.1b part 2: Newton Interpolation   2 of 2
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OIT Math 451 session 4.1a: Finite Difference Introduction and Lagrange Interpolation

OIT Math 451 session 4.1a: Finite Difference Introduction and Lagrange Interpolation

Introducing interpolation using Lagrange polynomials and divided differences.

OIT Math 451 section 4.3a: Numerical Differentiation I

OIT Math 451 section 4.3a: Numerical Differentiation I

OIT Math 451 section 4.3a: Numerical Differentiation I

OIT Math 451 session 3.0:Solving Non-linear Equations : Introduction

OIT Math 451 session 3.0:Solving Non-linear Equations : Introduction

Introduction of the nature of numerical solutions to non-linear equations, solving one at a time.

OIT Math 451 session 2.0a: Example of  a System of Linear Equations

OIT Math 451 session 2.0a: Example of a System of Linear Equations

Introduction of linear systems of equations using a fictional electronics manufacturing example.

OIT Math 451 session 4.1b-1: Newton Interpolation   1 of  2

OIT Math 451 session 4.1b-1: Newton Interpolation 1 of 2

Newton's approach to polynomial interpolation.

OIT Math 451 session 1.4: Loss of Significance

OIT Math 451 session 1.4: Loss of Significance

How simple arithmetic operations, particularly subtraction, can cause loss of significant digits, and damage to the results.

OIT Math 451 session 7.2:  Runge-Kutta Methods for 1st order Differential Equations

OIT Math 451 session 7.2: Runge-Kutta Methods for 1st order Differential Equations

Improving the first order method by making use of multiple stages and locations

OIT Math 451 session 3.2a: Newton-Raphson Methods

OIT Math 451 session 3.2a: Newton-Raphson Methods

Developing the Newton-Raphson Method to find a root of a single non-linear equation.

OIT Math 451 section 4.3b: Numerical Differentiation II

OIT Math 451 section 4.3b: Numerical Differentiation II

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OIT Math 451 session 0.2: Algorithms as Solutions

OIT Math 451 session 0.2: Algorithms as Solutions

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OIT Math 451 session 2.0c: Terminology & Notation

OIT Math 451 session 2.0c: Terminology & Notation

The basic language of Linear Algebra.

OIT Math 451 session 4.1b part 2: Newton Interpolation   2 of 2

OIT Math 451 session 4.1b part 2: Newton Interpolation 2 of 2

Part 2 of Newton's interpolation method. This approach recursively build interpolative polynomials of increasing order to fit (x,y) ...

OIT Math 451 session 5.0: The Rectangle Rule

OIT Math 451 session 5.0: The Rectangle Rule

Applying the classic definition of a definite integral to a numerical method which we will call the rectangular rule.