PDEs arise naturally in many mathematical modelling describing physical phenomenon and engineering applications. It is therefore important to understand the PDEs and their solution process. The theory of PDEs consists of studying the existence, uniqueness of the solution and further to establish its stability and regularity. The solution process includes to develop methodologies to find solutions either in closed form or by an approximation. The instructional school aims to provide the participants a tour to classical theory of second order PDEs and to introduce to them the advanced PDEs through variational approach. Furthermore, the school aims to demonstrate numerical analysis and techniques to solve the PDEs, in particular, finite difference methods and finite element methods . The topics in the school are designed in such way that the participants get exposure to topics in both classical and modern approach in the theory and computation of PDEs which are also part of the curriculum in the universities and post graduate colleges.
Syllabus:
Name of the Speaker with affiliation
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No. of Lectures |
Detailed Syllabus |
Sandeep Kunnath TIFR-CAM Bangalore |
6 |
Classical PDE:
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A. K. Nandakumaran Dept. Math. IISc Bangalore |
6 |
Variational Approach for PDE:
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A.S. Vasudevamurthy TIFR-CAM Bangalore |
6 |
Finite Difference Methods: Analysis(consistency, stability and error estimate) of finite difference schemes for
Highlighting new phenomenon discovered through numerics. |
Thirupathi Gudi Dept. Math. IISc Bangalore |
6 |
Finite Element Methods: Introduction to finite element methods, construction of finite element spaces, Interpolation theory, applications to elliptic and parabolic PDEs. Error analysis and implementation aspects. |
References:
- L. C. Evans. Partial Differential Equations, AMS.
- S. Kesavan. Topics in Functional Analysis and Applications, New Age Int. Publ.
- P. G. Ciarlet. The finite element method for elliptic problems
- S. Larsson and V. Thomee. Partial differential equations with numerical methods. Springer.
- J. C. Strikwerda. Finite difference schemes and PDEs.
Time-Table (with initials of speakers and course associates for entire days of the programme ):
Day |
Date |
Lecture 1 (9.30–11.00) |
Tea (11.00–11.30) |
Lecturer 2 (11.30–1.00) |
Lunch (1.00–2.30) |
Tutorial 1 (2.30–3.30) |
Tea (3.30-4.00) |
Tutorial 2 (4.00-5.00) |
Snacks 5.00-5.30 |
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(name of the speaker |
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(name of the speaker |
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(name of the speaker/tutor |
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(name of the speaker/tutor |
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Mon |
23/07/ 2018 |
KS |
Tea |
AN |
Lunch |
KS/SA/AS |
Tea |
AN/SA/AS |
Snacks |
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Tues |
24/07/2018 |
KS |
Tea |
AN |
Lunch |
KS/SA/AS |
Tea |
AN/SA/AS |
Snacks |
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Wed |
25/07/2018 |
KS |
Tea |
AN |
Lunch |
KS/SA/AS |
Tea |
AN/SA/AS |
Snacks |
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Thu |
26/07/2018 |
KS |
Tea |
AN |
Lunch |
KS/SA/AS |
Tea |
AN/SA/AS |
Snacks |
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Fri |
27/07/2018 |
KS |
Tea |
AN |
Lunch |
KS/SA/AS |
Tea |
AN/SA/AS |
Snacks |
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Sat |
28/07/2018 |
KS |
Tea |
AN |
Lunch |
KS/SA/AS |
Tea |
AN/SA/AS |
Snacks |
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SUNDAY |
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Mon |
30/07/2018 |
AV |
Tea |
TG |
Lunch |
AV/AJ/AD |
Tea |
TG/AD/GS |
Snacks |
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Tues |
31/07/2018 |
AV |
Tea |
TG |
Lunch |
AV/AJ/AD |
Tea |
TG/AD/GS |
Snacks |
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Wed |
1/08/2018 |
AV |
Tea |
TG |
Lunch |
AV/AJ/AD |
Tea |
TG/AD/GS |
Snacks |
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Thu |
2/08/2018 |
AV |
Tea |
TG |
Lunch |
AV/AJ/AD |
Tea |
TG/AD/GS |
Snacks |
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Fri |
3/08/2018 |
AV |
Tea |
TG |
Lunch |
AV/AJ/AD |
Tea |
TG/AD/GS |
Snacks |
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Sat |
4/08/2018 |
AV |
Tea |
TG |
Lunch |
AV/AJ/AD |
Tea |
TG/AD/GS |
Snacks |
Tutorial Assistants:
S. No. |
Name |
Affiliation |
1 |
A. S. Vasudevamurthy |
TIFR CAM |
2 |
K. Sandeep |
TIFR CAM |
3 |
Ameya Jagpat |
TIFR CAM |
4 |
Thirupathi Gudi |
Mathematics, IISc Bangalore |
5 |
A. K. Nandakumaran |
Mathematics, IISc Bangalore |
6 |
Asha K. Dond |
Mathematics, IISc Bangalore |
7 |
Gaddam Sharat |
Mathematics, IISc Bangalore |
8 |
S. Ayyappan |
Mathematics, IISc Bangalore |
9 |
Abu Sufian |
Mathematics, IISc Bangalore |