This page will contain Mathematica demos I wrote. Some of these I published also at Wolfram demonstration web site. Clicking on any demonstration screen shot will open a new page where one can find the Mathematica applets (CDF) to run and more information about the demonstration including some animation.
To run any of these Mathematica CDF's, one needs to have the Mathematica plugin installed.
The browser plugin player is a free software and can be found at the Wolfram Research web site at the following link http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/download-cdf-player.html
I wrote these applets for educational purposes and to help me learn about some specific subject.
HTML #29. Feb 2, 2012 Implementation of an Improved Finite Difference Scheme for Solving Helmholtz Differential Equation in 1D |
#30 Feb 18, 2012
A minimal example showing how to solve Poisson 2D using Jacobi method
with Manipulate. |
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HTML #25. Feb 2, 2012 2D Poisson PDE on non-uniform rectangle grid with Neumann and Dirichlet boundary conditions: Sparse Direct sparse solver, Jacobi, Gauss-Seidel, Gauss-Seidel/Red-black, SOR, SOR with Chebyshev acceleration, steepest descent, conjugate gradient (with different preconditioners), GMRES, BiCGSTAB. |
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HTML #21. July 5, 2011 This is the same as the CT applet #20 below. But added option to allow one to use incremetal angles for the radon projections. |
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HTML #17. June 8,2011 Rigid Body Pendulum on a Flywheel. |
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HTML #13. July 27, 2010 work in progress. Design a digital filter by geometric means. Using the mouse click to select poles and zero locations, magnitude spectrum is displayed |
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HTML #9. Feb 18 2010 Sinc Interpolation for Signal Reconstruction |
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HTML #5. September 2008 Illustrating the Use of Discrete Distributions |
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HTML #1. Oct 16 2009 finite element using Ritz method for axial loaded beam. Here is my report on this |
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me 2012-02-20