Course page for Mek4250 / Mek9250
Exam
Exam for 2023. Tentative date is May 26.
Weekly schedule (will be updated as we go)
- First week: light intro to FEM; chapter one in the lecture notes (jan 23).
Exercise 1-4 in Chap 1.
- Week Feb 6-10: Finalize Chap 2. Exercises 2.1-2.5.
- Week Feb 13-17: Start on Chap 3. Exercise 3.1-3.4.
Iterative methods
Some notes on iterative methods (in addition to the ones in the lecture notes)
- Jarle´s notes
- Chap 4 in Sundnes, Joakim, et al. Computing the electrical activity in the heart. Springer, 2007.
Some papers on singular problems and linear elasticity
The Neumann problem of Poisson and Elasticity.
Some notes on Navier-Stokes equations
Slides on NS (notes updated March 17) based on the survey
Small note about the explicit scheme.
Eiril´s git repo
Eiril´s repo is here .
Please make branches and collaborate.
Slack channel
Junmiao´s slack channel:
https://join.slack.com/t/mek4250mek9250/shared_invite/zt-1qmz7qnvr-y5aXoXglQigTGbfg9Z1IUQ
Mandatory exercise
The mandatory exercise is here . Deadline March 15.
Earlier years
The course will be very similar to previous years, although
the order in which the material will be presented will be different. Material
from previous years can be found here
Helpful material
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A gentle intro to FEM can be found here.
- A FEniCS tutorial. In general, more info on FEniCS like
installation procedures, user community etc can be found at fenicsproject.org.
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Alternative, similar software packages: