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Introduction to multiscale modeling and simulation : lectures
This podcast contains the lectures as they are given during the academic year 2010-2011. When the lecture is given based on slides, the movie will contain the slides supplemented with the audio from the lecture. This is done using the ProfCast software. When the lecture is delivered on the blackboard, the movie will contain a written version on paper, supplemented with audio that is similar to the lecture. This is done using a LiveScribe smartpen.
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Lecture 8 : Numerical methods for problems with model-scale separation
In this lecture, we discuss numerical methods for problems with model-scale separation. In particular, we develop the lifting and restriction operators that are used in coarse time-stepper. We discus
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Lecture 7 : Numerical methods for problems with time-scale separation, part 2
In this lecture, we continue the discussion of numerical methods for problems with time-scale separation. In particular, we illustrate the properties that were derived in lecture 6 with a concrete exa
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Lecture 6 : Numerical methods for problems with time-scale separation
In this lecture, we discuss numerical methods for problems with time-scale separation. In particular, we introduce Projective integration for problems with fast slaving; Coarse projective integration
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Lecture 5 (part 2) : Introduction to numerical multiscale methods
In this lecture, we continue lecture 5. After a brief recap of the first part, we show how the properties of classical numerical schemes result in a prohibitive computational cost when applied to mult
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This podcast contains the lectures as they are given during the academic year 2010-2011. When the lecture is given based on slides, the movie will contain the slides supplemented with the audio from the lecture. This is done using the ProfCast software. When the lecture is delivered on the blackboard, the movie will contain a written version on paper, supplemented with audio that is similar to the lecture. This is done using a LiveScribe smartpen.
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