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08:58 Lecture 6 Part 1: Applications of Differential… Lecture 6 Part 1: Applications of Differential Equations - undamped oscillators	Lecture 6 Part 1: Applications of Differential Equations - undamped oscillators Here we look at how the the same (or a very similar) differential equation applies to several different engineering problems. We consider cantilevers, pendulums and a floating buoy. differential equations water equation mass cantilever omega theta solution boy position deflection force sine acceleration equilibrium times form lecture equations wave pendulum From David Ingram on July 10th, 2020 0 likes 218 plays 0 Course Code SCEE08009 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created July 10th, 2020
09:53 Lecture 5 Part 3: Oscillators Lecture 5 Part 3: Oscillators	Lecture 5 Part 3: Oscillators Here we look at some more general oscillators and their phase portraits and consider how plotting vector plots can be useful for understanding autonomous systems. differential equations solution displacement pendulum phase function point velocity direction kind sine plot side vector portrait thing equation cases circle loop x. From David Ingram on July 10th, 2020 0 likes 233 plays 0 Course Code SCEE08009 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created July 7th, 2020
11:45 Lecture 4 Part 4: Methods for real engineering… Lecture 4 Part 4: Methods for real engineering problems	Lecture 4 Part 4: Methods for real engineering problems In the last part of the lecture we look at real numerical methods that can be used for real engineering problems. Looking briefly at Runge-Kutta methods and an application modelling methane-air… differential equations numerical method function solution method reaction problems methods hydrogen wave reactions methane problem bit lot chemistry chemical water carbon stiffness ratio sine From David Ingram on July 6th, 2020 0 likes 4 plays 0 Course Code SCEE0809 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created July 1st, 2020
05:45 Lecture 3 Part 3: But there's no solution... Lecture 3 Part 3: But there's no solution...	Lecture 3 Part 3: But there's no solution... What happens when the method in the first part of the lecture fails. We look at why and find a way of dealing with the problem. differential equations minus equation solution function t. equals trial problem pay 2c equations lecture sine differential circumstances side hand pi form method From David Ingram on July 6th, 2020 0 likes 4 plays 0 Course Code SCEE08009 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created June 29th, 2020
10:37 Lecture 3 Part 1: Solution of inhomogeneous,… Lecture 3 Part 1: Solution of inhomogeneous, linear, differential equations.	Lecture 3 Part 1: Solution of inhomogeneous, linear, differential equations. In this lecture we extend the ideas in lecture 2 to allow us to solve inhomogeneous equations. differential equations function equation solution side hand equations form trial differential coefficients star method linear lecture t. operator sine cubed minus approach From David Ingram on July 6th, 2020 0 likes 5 plays 0 Course Code SCEE08009 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Date Created June 29th, 2020
04:36 Representing Music with Fourier Coefficients Representing Music with Fourier Coefficients	Representing Music with Fourier Coefficients Representing Music with Fourier Coefficients iaml data series weights frequencies transformations amplitude values attributes piece sine fourier base waves signal instant volume representation waveform wave frequency mixture From Nigel Goddard on September 17th, 2016 1 likes 1,734 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution No Derivatives

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