3150 Maple, Gustafson S2013
Visualizations
- Visualizations of waves, strings, membranes (Falstad.com)
MAPLE Sources for 3150, Asmar References
The MAPLE text sources assume familiarity with
MAPLE and its HELP interface. See
Utah Maple Tutorial 2013
To use a source, mouse copy the text
and paste it into a maple worksheet.
These sources are intended as study aids in understanding Asmar's
problems and examples.
Notation.
1.0 is background for
Chapter 1;
2.7 is Chapter 2 Section 7;
3.5-13 is Problem
13 from Chapter 3 Section 5.
There are multiple authors. Suggestions and
corrections are appreciated.
Maple Text Sources
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1.0, Solve x''+4x=8 Dirac(t-2 Pi)
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1.0, How to use the simplest plot interface in maple, by example
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2.0-5, Triangular wave maple code example
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2.1, define and plot periodic waves
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2.2, Example 1, notebook
from Asmar's site
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2.1, Triangular wave maple code example
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Chapter 2, How to plot periodic waves
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2.2, Gibbs phenomenon, 8 percent over-shoot
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2.2-5, Asmar, problem f(x)=|x|
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2.2-8, rectified cosine wave, fourier
series
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2.2 Asmar, 2.1 Example 3, Sawtooth function
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2.3-7, f(x)=1-x Fourier sine coefficient integration
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2.7 Example 1, my''+cy'+ky=F(t)
with F a sawtooth wave.
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3.3 notebook, Asmar's site, String with fixed ends
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3.3 Example 2, Normal modes
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3.4-15, D'Alembert's solution of the wave
equation, f=pulses,g=0
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3.4 Example 1, D'Alembert;s method
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3.4 Figures, Characteristic parallelogram, interval of dependence
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3.4, D'Alembert's solution wave
equation, answer check for an exam problem
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3.5-13, Heat equation,
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3.5, Example 3, bar with
one radiating end, solve tangent equation
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3.5, Example 3, Robin problem, eigenvalues and integrations
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3.6, Example 1, Bar with
insulated ends, Neumann problem, f(x)=100
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3.7-5, rectangular membrane with animation
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3.7-5, rectangular membrane animation, source for making the filmstrip PDF
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3.7-12, heat equation on unit square
F:=4x(1-x)y(1-y)sin(m Pi x) sin(n Pi y)
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3.7, Example 1, rectangular membrane, f(x,y)=x(x-1)y(y-1)
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3.9-3, Poisson problem with zero
conditions, f=sin(PI x)
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4.2, Example 2,
circular membrane, verify
1-r*r = sum A[n] J_0(alpha_n r) where
A[n]=8/((alpha_n)^3*J_1(alpha_n))
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4.3 Example 2,
general case drumhead
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4.3 Example 3,
general case drumhead
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4.7 and appendix A4, Find
series
solutions of ODE
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4.7 and 4.3, plot bessel
functions type J, K, Y.
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Chapter 7, Maple code for the Fourier transform