LECTURE: | MWF 1300 - 1350 | Weniger 285 | CRN 52465 |
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Instructor: | R.E. Showalter | Kidder 286 | show@math.oregonstate.edu |
We shall begin with a general discussion of Fourier series, orthonormal bases and eigenvalue problems. These are illustrated with examples from heat conduction and vibration in one spatial dimension, and these lead to the resolution by separation of variables (Faedo-Galerkin method) of corresponding initial-boundary-value problems. Then we extend these to the variational theory for weak solutions of elliptic boundary-value problems in Sobolev space. The associated eigenvalue problems are developed together with representation of Green's functions and the solution of the initial-boundary-value problems for heat and wave equations in higher dimension. Finally, we develop the semigroup theory and its application to the resolution of initial-boundary-value problems of flow, diffusion, and vibration.