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Homework 2: 0 j+1 0 J 0 J 1 j+1 J 1

This document outlines two homework problems for an introduction to computational fluid dynamics course due on February 6th, 2014. The first problem asks the student to determine the order of accuracy of an implicit numerical differentiation scheme. The second problem tasks the student with using the Padé scheme and specified boundary schemes to differentiate a function, plotting the numerical solution against the true solution using Matlab code.

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Homework 2: 0 j+1 0 J 0 J 1 j+1 J 1

This document outlines two homework problems for an introduction to computational fluid dynamics course due on February 6th, 2014. The first problem asks the student to determine the order of accuracy of an implicit numerical differentiation scheme. The second problem tasks the student with using the Padé scheme and specified boundary schemes to differentiate a function, plotting the numerical solution against the true solution using Matlab code.

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Homework 2

ASE 347 Intro. to CFD Due: February 6, 2014

1. Find the order of accuracy of the following implicit scheme for numerical dierentiation: fj +1 + 4fj + fj 1 = 3 (fj +1 fj 1 ) h

Show all steps leading to the nal result. 2. Use the Pad e scheme from problem 1 and the following boundary schemes to dierentiate f (x) = sin(5x) on 0 x 3. f0 + 2 f1 = 1 h 5 1 f0 + 2 f1 + f2 2 2 1 h 5 1 fn 2fn1 fn2 2 2

fn + 2fn1 =

Plot the solution using 15 uniformly spaced points and compare against the true solution. Also, include a printout of the Matlab code used to generate the derivative.

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