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Home * Maxima * Symbolic Mathematics Using Maxima 01. Acquiring, Installing and Testing 02. First Examples 03. Files and Functions 04. Creating Sets of Functions 05. Differential Equations 06. Fourier Analysis 07. A TeX Clipboard Daemon 08. Conclusion 09. TeX Clipboard Daemon Ruby Listing Share This Page Differential Equations P. Lutus Message Page P. Lutus First Example ... Second Example (double-click any word to see its definition) First Example Those readers who have visited my Calculus tutorial Statement (1) y(t) + r c y'(t) = b (2) y(0) = a Let's examine the statements that describe the equation. In part (1) of the statement, we see that an unknown function y(t) is added to its derivative y'(t), which is scaled by two multiplier terms r and c In part (2) of the statement, an initial value is assigned to the function y(t). The meaning of this statement is that, when t = 0, y(t) = a. rate of change in y(t). Please think about this system for a moment. Let's say that the variable t represents time (although the equation doesn't require this interpretation). At time zero, the function y(t) equals a , therefore at that moment the derivative term y'(t) is equal to (b - a) / (r * c). Notice that y'(t), which represents the

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Home * Dark Energy * The Physics of Dark Energy 01. Differential Equations 02. Classical Cosmology 03. Relativistic Cosmology 04. Big Bang Cosmology 05. Dark Energy Observed 06. A Dark Energy Model 07. Discussion and Conclusions 08. Space Applet 09. Space Applet Java Listing Share This Page The Physics of Dark Energy An exploration of a recent discovery in cosmology. P. Lutus Message Page (double-click any word to see its definition) Differential Equations This article set explores some physical processes that involve changes over time, an obvious application for Calculus. It is possible to read and understand about 80% of the content without understanding the mathematical ideas behind the physics, but for those who want to fully grasp the presentation, I offer this summary of the mathematical notation. Throughout the article set I will be using a consistent mathematical notation that many will recognize as that of the Calculus of differential equations. Many basic physical equations will be expressed as functions, and then the function syntax will be accented to express the idea of a derivative, like this: Notation Explanation f(t) = t A statement of a function with respect to t , defined as t squared. Let's say for this example that

23. Michael C. Mackey-Differential Delay Equations Sufficient conditions for stability of linear differential equations with Relaxation oscillations in a class of delay differential equations http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/physio/mackeylab/differential_equations.htm

Differential Delay Equations M.C. Mackey & L. Glass. "Oscillation and chaos in physiological control systems", Science (1977) pdf file U. an der Heiden & M.C. Mackey. "The dynamics of production and destruction: Analytic insight into complex behaviour", J. Math. Biol. (1982) pdf file U. an der Heiden & M.C. Mackey. "Mixed feedback: A paradigm for regular and irregular oscillations", in Temporal Disorder in Human Oscillatory Systems (eds. L. Rensing, U. an der Heiden, and M.C. Mackey), Springer- Verlag, New York, Berlin, Heidelberg 1987, pp 30-36. M.C. Mackey. "Commodity fluctuations: Price dependent delays and nonlinearities as explanatory factors", J. Econ. Theory (1989), J. Bélair & M.C. Mackey. "Consumer memory and price fluctuations in commodity markets: An integrodifferential model", J. Dynam. & Diff. Eqns. (1989), pdf file M.C. Mackey & J. Milton. "Feedback, delays, and the origins of blood cell dynamics", Comm. on Theor. Biol. (1990) A. Longtin, J.G. Milton, J.E. Bos & M.C. Mackey. "Noise and critical behaviour of the pupil light reflex at oscillation onset'', Phys. Rev. A. (1990)

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Differential Equations/Introduction This page is brought to you by Wikimedia Laboratories Differential Equations Unchecked Jump to: navigation search From Differential Equations Contents What are Differential Equations? Why are they useful? When can they occur? What should I already know to use this book? ... edit What are Differential Equations? A differential equation is a relationship between an independent variable , (let us say x ), a dependent variable (let us call this y ), and one or more derivatives of y with respect to x . For example: is a differential equation. edit Why are they useful? Remember that a derivative is the rate of change for some quantity with respect to another quantity. Frequently in science, you won't know an exact equation for some variable, but you may know its rate of change. Using differential equations you can work from that equation to the equation you really want. Differential equations reflect changing patterns in nature, history, and physics. edit When can they occur? Differential equations (DEs) often occur in systems when one variable is related to the rate of change of another, or vice versa. For example, the water level in a bucket with a hole in it being filled by a steady flow of water is governed by differential equations, as the rate of flow of water out of the bucket is proportional to the depth of the water. In general, DEs may be formed from a consideration of the physical properties to which they refer. Often they occur when arbitrary constants are eliminated from a function. For example, suppose

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Wiki: Differential equation Not to be confused with Difference equation A differential equation is a mathematical equation for an unknown function of one or several variables that relates the values of the function itself and its derivatives of various orders. Differential equations play a prominent role in engineering physics economics , and other disciplines. Visualization of heat transfer in a pump casing, by solving the heat equation Heat is being generated internally in the casing and being cooled at the boundary, providing a steady state temperature distribution. Differential equations arise in many areas of science and technology, specifically whenever a deterministic relation involving some continuously varying quantities (modeled by functions) and their rates of change in space and/or time (expressed as derivatives) is known or postulated. This is illustrated in classical mechanics , where the motion of a body is described by its position and velocity as the time varies. allow one to relate the position, velocity, acceleration and various forces acting on the body and state this relation as a differential equation for the unknown position of the body as a function of time. In some cases, this differential equation (called an equation of motion ) may be solved explicitly.

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Definition:Stability (Differential Equations) From ProofWiki Jump to: navigation search Often dynamical systems have as their solutions equilibrium points (fixed points) and orbits (cycles), or periodic solutions; stability refers to how robust these solutions are with respect to small changes in their initial conditions. This describes cases, for example, where nearby solutions drift away indefinitely from the equilibrium or orbit, as well as cases where nearby solutions converge. For first-order autonomous systems, define to be the unique solution with initial condition Then: Any solution with initial condition is stable on if, given any , there exists a such that An equilibrium is unstable if it is not stable. An equilibrium is asymptotically stable if for any in a sufficiently small neighborhood of Retrieved from " http://www.proofwiki.org/wiki/Definition:Stability_(Differential_Equations) Category Definitions/Differential Equations Views Definition Discussion Edit page History Personal tools Log in / create account Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donate ProofWiki.org

28. Differential Equations Help Some topics from earlier math courses that are needed to succeed in Differential Equations are taught in these online videos. http://w3.fiu.edu/math/math_help/differential_equations.htm

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Florida International University Home Where To Go For Differential Equations Help OFFLINE: The University Learning Center in GL 120. If you go and there are tutors available, you will get immediate help. Otherwise, you will have to make an appointment. The phone number is 305-348-2180. For those of you living closer to the Biscayne Bay campus, the Math Lab there is in ACI 160 and the phone number is 305-919-5927. Prof. Rosenthal's lectures are available on DVD and/or video tape in the University Park library. They are not to be taken home, but can be watched on the library's players. Go the Audio-visual desk on the fifth floor and ask for the lesson you want. You can find the sections covered in each lesson here ONLINE: Some topics from earlier math courses that are needed to succeed in Differential Equations are taught in these online videos

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Home About Us Centre for Mathematical Medicine Mathematics Education ... Search SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES October 31, 2010 Partial Differential Equations in Mathematical Physics April 16-21, 2001 Schedule Speaker Abstracts Participants Visitor Information Organizing Committee: Walter Craig (McMaster University) Catherine Sulem (University of Toronto) Overview: This workshop will be focused on the theory of PDE and their applications to problems in mathematical physics and applied mathematics. The analysis of PDEs and their applications has grown to be an enormous and many-faceted discipline. It furthermore has had a direct impact on theoretical areas of other physical sciences, as well as engendering advances in fields of engineering and technological areas of industry. Our purpose is to provide for modes of cross-fertilization between a number of fields of PDE. This workshop is intended to bring together a prominent group of researchers in analysis, mathematical physics and applied mathematics, to present current work in their particular area of PDE, and to communicate the most important theoretical and applications oriented developments. The broad scope of the areas within PDE that are represented among the proposed participants and speakers is intended to create a spirit of exchange of information and ideas between specialized areas.

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Differential Equations/Introduction From Wikibooks, the open-content textbooks collection Differential Equations This page may need to be reviewed for quality. Jump to: navigation search From Differential Equations Contents What are Differential Equations? Objectives Why are they useful? When can they occur? ... edit What are Differential Equations? The term differential equation was coined by Leibniz in 1676 for a relationship between the two differentials dx and dy for the two variables x and y However, soon after the first usage of this term, differential equations quickly became understood as any algebraic or transcendental equation which involved derivatives. An ordinary differential equation is a relationship between a real variable, (let us say x ), a dependent variable (let us call this y ), and (possibly many) derivatives of the dependent variable y with respect to x . For example: is an ordinary differential equation. A partial differential equation is a relationship between a function of several variables, the partial derivatives of that function, and the independent variables. Usually they are much more difficult to deal with than ordinary differential equations. is an example of a partial differential equation.

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2. Basic Differential Equations Mass Flux For mass, the net flux inflow through the face at x=x o x kg-m -s . The outflow through the face at x=x o Converting this to density , and adding in the flow through the other four faces, This is known as the equation of continuity , and basically reflects the law of conservation of mass. Momentum Flux The net flow of x-directed momentum across the same two faces parallel to the y-z plane is In addition there is a flow of x-directed momentum across the other four faces, given by This equation reflects the law of conservation of momentum. Energy Flux Following the same procedure for the third and final flux yields For a monatomic molecule , the factor of 5 in the total energy term on the left side of equation (15) would be replaced by 3, and the factor of 7 on the right-hand side of the equation would be replaced by 5. These terms represent the effects that are typically explained in terms of specific heat ratios, which we do not need to be concerned with. This equation reflects the law of conservation of energy, and also implicitly defines adiabatic behavior, since no energy is added to or subtracted from the system as a whole. Euler's Equation Expanding the time derivative in equation (14), substituting the right-hand side of equation (11) for the left-hand side, and using the following vector identity

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