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Square Oh you think it only has four terms instead of eight so so the reason it has eight is that when you substitute this into Is the matrix A singular or not actually depends on one thing it depends on the boundary condition of the Approximation this is because D let's say DUI DT let's say I is a integer it means the I grid point is actually the Right all right very good so now we are seeing a Good a good both reduces The High Frequency component of the So how do we how do we do this so I'm I'm going to review uh a little bit about like all

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MIT Numerical Methods for PDE Lecture 13: Projection and finite element Q&A

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MIT 2.097/6.339/16.920 Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations Lecture 1: Introduction

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MIT Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations Lecture 1: Convection Diffusion Equation

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MIT Numerical Methods for PDE Lecture 6: Walkthough of a multigrid solver

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MIT Numerical Methods for PDEs Lecture 17: Introduction to Finite Elements for Nonlinear PDEs

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MIT Numerical Methods for PDE Lecture 1: Finite difference solution of heat equation

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