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Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Physics, MSU

Principles of Mathematical Modeling

The course contains a systematic presentation of the basic concepts and principles of mathematical modeling, examples of mathematical models of physical processes and phenomena, and modern methods of investigation of these models.

Read at 6-st semester.
2 hours of lectures per week, practical work

Lecturers
Reporting
examination and report on the practical work
The course content
  • Basic concepts and principles of mathematical modeling.
  • Some classical problems of mathematical physics.
  • Mathematical modeling of nonlinear objects and processes.
  • Basic research methods mathematical tools.
  • Some of the new objects and methods of mathematical modeling.

The course "Principles of mathematical modeling" contains a systematic presentation of the basic concepts and principles of mathematical modeling, examples of mathematical models of physical processes and phenomena, and modern methods of investigation of these models. The course should serve as a basis for the formation of mathematical modeling skills in specific areas of physics. The course follows immediately after the course "Methods of Mathematical Physics", being its continuation and development of, and precedes the course "Numerical Methods".
The workshop is an integral part of the course consists of two tasks:

  1. Numerical solution of the transport equation.
  2. The numerical solution of the initial-boundary value problem for the two-dimensional heat equation without using standard libraries for solving differential equations.

Under each objective of the workshop students will receive a brief description containing all the information necessary for its implementation, and make out a report.

Materials