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Intro, Syllabus, Contract

The document outlines the course structure for FIS61108 Fisika Matematika II, including a course contract, syllabus, and grading criteria. It covers topics such as Fourier series, ordinary differential equations, calculus of variations, special functions, and partial differential equations, with specific details on class schedules and exam requirements. Attendance of at least 75% is mandatory for exam eligibility, and no lateness is tolerated.

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Intro, Syllabus, Contract

The document outlines the course structure for FIS61108 Fisika Matematika II, including a course contract, syllabus, and grading criteria. It covers topics such as Fourier series, ordinary differential equations, calculus of variations, special functions, and partial differential equations, with specific details on class schedules and exam requirements. Attendance of at least 75% is mandatory for exam eligibility, and no lateness is tolerated.

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FIS61108 Fisika Matematika II

Introduction, Course Contract,


Syllabus
1
CREDITS (SKS) Course Contract
4 (28 x CLASSES @100 MINS)

SCHEDULE WED : 07:30 -09:10 (I.2.1)


THU : 10:10 - 12:10 (I.2.6)

GRADING Mid-Exam 30 %
Final Exam 30 %
Home Assignments 15 %
Quiz 15 %
Class Performance + Attendance 10 %

EXAM REQUIREMENT MIN. 75 % ATTENDANCE (For both Mid & Final Exam)

LATENESS TOLERANCE NONE

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Course Topics
TOPICS IN GENERAL
1. FOURIER SERIES AND TRANSFORMS (FS)
2. ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (ODE)
3. CALCULUS OF VARIATIONS (CV)
MID-SEMESTER EXAM4
4. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS (SF)
5. SERIES SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS; LEGENDRE POLYNOMIALS;
BESSEL FUNCTIONS; SETS OF ORTHOGONAL FUNTIONS (SDE)
6. PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (PDE)
FINAL EXAM

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Course Topics
DAY TOPICS IN DETAILS

1 FS : Simple harmonic motion and wave motion; Periodic functions; Application of


Fourier series
2 FS : Average value of a function; Fourier coefficient; Dirichlet Condition
3 FS : Complex form of Fourier series; Other intervals

4 FS : Even and Odd Functions ; An Application to Sound

5 FS : Parseval’s Theorem; Fourier Transform

6 ODE : Separable equations; Linear ODE; Other methods for first ODE

7 ODE : Second-order linear eq. with constant coeff. & zero right hand side; and non-zero right hand
side
8 ODE : Other second-order equations; Laplace Transform

9 ODE: Solution of DE by Laplace transform; Convolution

10 ODE: Delta Dirac Function; Green Function

11 CV: Euler Equation; Using the Euler equation

12 CV: Brachistochrone Problem; Cycloids ; Lagrange’s Equations

13 CV: Isoperimetric Problems

14 CV: Variational notation 4


Course Topics
DAY TOPICS IN DETAILS

15 SF: Factorial function; Gamma function (recursion relation, neg.numbers, important formulas)

16 SF: Beta Function; Beta functions in term of Gamma functions

17 SF: The simple pendulum; The error function

18 SF: : Asymtotic series; Stirling formula; Elliptic Integrals & Functions

19 SDE : Legendre eq.; Leibniz rule for diff.; Rodrigues formula

20 SDE: Legendre Polynomials ; Orthogonal functions; Associated Legendre functions

21 SDE: Method of Frobenius; Bessel equations; Bessel functions (BF)

22 SDE : Recursion relations; DE with BF solutions; Orthogonality of BF; Approximate formulas of BF

23 SDE : Fuch’s Theorem; Hermite functions; Laguerre functions; Ladder operators

24 PDE: Laplace eq. (steady state temp. in rectangular plate) ; Schrodinger eq.

25 PDE: Wave eq.: vibrating string; Steady-state temp. in a cylinder

26 PDE: Vibration of a circular membrane ; Steady-state temp. in a sphere.

27 PDE: Poisson eq.; Integral transform solutions to PDe

28 REVIEW

FINAL EXAM 5
REFERENCES
Boas, M. L., Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences, 3rd ed, John Wiley & Sons, New York, 2006
(Available to download at i-learn webpage)

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