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1 Order different from syllabus: Univariate calculus Multivariate calculus Linear algebra Linear systems Vector calculus (Order of lecture notes is correct)

2 Differential equations Algebraic equation: involves functions; solutions are numbers. Differential equation: involves derivatives; solutions are functions. REVIEW

3 Classification of ODEs Linearity: Homogeneity: Order:

4 Superposition (linear, homogeneous equations) Can build a complex solution from the sum of two or more simpler solutions.

5 Properties of the exponential function Sum rule: Power rule: Taylor series: Derivative Indefinite integral

6 Tuesday Sept 15th: Univariate Calculus 3 Exponential, trigonometric, hyperbolic functions Differential eigenvalue problems F=ma for small oscillations

7 Complex numbers The complex plane

8 The complex exponential function

9 Also:

10 Hyperbolic functions

11 Application: initial condition for turbulent layer model

12 Oscillations Simple pendulum Waves in water Seismic waves Iceberg or buoy LC circuits Milankovich cycles Gyrotactic swimming current gravity Swimming direction

13 Newton’s 2 nd Law for Small Oscillations

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16 =0 Small if x is small Expand force about equilibrium point:

17 Newton’s 2 nd Law for Small Oscillations =0 ~0

18 Newton’s 2 nd Law for Small Oscillations =0 ~0 OR: Simple pendulum Waves in water Seismic waves Iceberg or buoy LC circuits Milankovich cycles Gyrotactic swimming

19 Example: lake fishing Why positive and negative?

20 Example: lake fishing

21 Inhomogeneous fishery example

22 Classify?

23 Differential eigenvalue problems

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26 Multivariate Calculus 1: multivariate functions, partial derivatives

27 Partial derivatives Increment: x part y part

28 Partial derivatives Could also be changing in time:

29 Total derivatives x part y part t part

30 Isocontours

31 Isocontour examples

32 Pacific watermasses

33 Homework Section 2.9, #4: Derive the first two nonzero terms in the Taylor expanson for tan … Section 2.10, Density stratification and the buoyancy frequency. Section 2.11, Modes Section 3.1, Partial derivatives


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