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    Math340 HW6

    Programming in Mathematics
    Due October 25, 2024

    Student Name: ID

    Recommended Report Format


    Please use the homework template as a Google Colab document (https://
    bit.ly/476Eocm) to complete your report, ensuring it includes the following
    sections:

    (1) A Concise Summary (e.g., one paragraph)

    (2) Methodology

    (3) Code and Results (e.g., Tables + Figures)

    Tasks for Submission

    (a) Complete a brief report following the provided format and save it as a
    PDF.

    (b) Submit the report file to Canvas and check the similarity test results.
    Ensure the similarity percentage is below 20%, or seek approval from
    the TA or Instructor if it exceeds this limit.

    (c) Submit Codes in Jupyter format as the second file to Canvas.

    1
    1: [35 points] Examine the exponential function f (x) = ex and its first-
    and fourth-order Taylor series, denoted as f (1) (x) and f (4) (x), respectively.
    Execute the following tasks to construct a 4-panel plot over the interval
    x ∈ [0, 3]:

    (a) In panel (a), illustrate the solutions of f (x) and f (1) (x), including the
    necessary legends.

    (b) In panel (b), display the relative error obtained by computing the dif-
    ferences between f (x) and f (1) (x).

    (c) In panel (c), illustrate the solutions of f (x) and f (4) (x), including the
    necessary legends.

    (d) In panel (d), display the relative error obtained by computing the dif-
    ferences between f (x) and f (4) (x).

    2: [35 points]
    Consider the provided solutions for control and parallel runs, denoted as yc
    and yp respectively:
    yc = y0 eσt , (1)
    yp = (y0 + )eσt . (2)
    These solutions derive from solving the ordinary differential equation (ODE)
    given by Eq. 1 of HW5:
    y 0 = σy, (3)
    subject to the initial conditions, y(0) = y0 and y(0) = (y0 + ) correspond-
    ingly. Consequently, the parallel run represents the solution to the system
    with an error () in the initial condition. In Eqs. (1) and (2), we set σ = 0.2.
    To determine the growth rate σ numerically for the time interval between 0
    and 10 with dt = 0.001, complete these tasks

    (a) Compute ln(yn+1 /yn )/dt, using either yc or yp .

    (b) Compute ln((yp − yc )/)/t

    (c) Repeat the above steps using a larger dt (e.g., dt = 1) and compare the
    results with the previous outcomes.

    2
    (d) Apply np.var and np.mean to analyze your results.

    Here, yn = y(t) at t = ndt.

    3: [15 points]
    Use the random.choice() function to accomplish the following task:

    (*) Produce six double-digit numbers, ensuring that there are three odd
    numbers and three even numbers, all of which are unique.

    4 [15 points]

    (a) Explore the concept of mutable and immutable variables. [7 points]

    (b) Explore the differences between Python’s ”int” data type and Numpy’s
    ”int” type. [3 points]

    (c) Based on the concept in (a), please analyze and compare the disparities
    between the second and third lines of code. [5 points]

    a=1

    a=a+1
    a+=1

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