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Finite Element Methods and Domain Decomposition

This document provides information about the "Finite Element Methods and Domain Decomposition" postgraduate course offered at the University of Bergen. The 10 ECTS credit course will be taught in the autumn semester and cover formulating boundary value problems, discretizing using finite element methods, developing MATLAB programs, and applying domain decomposition techniques. Students will learn to formulate elliptic equations, discretize using Galerkin approximation, prove convergence of finite element methods, and use multigrid and domain decomposition methods. Assessment will be via a written exam, which may become an oral exam if fewer than 20 students enroll.

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Finite Element Methods and Domain Decomposition

This document provides information about the "Finite Element Methods and Domain Decomposition" postgraduate course offered at the University of Bergen. The 10 ECTS credit course will be taught in the autumn semester and cover formulating boundary value problems, discretizing using finite element methods, developing MATLAB programs, and applying domain decomposition techniques. Students will learn to formulate elliptic equations, discretize using Galerkin approximation, prove convergence of finite element methods, and use multigrid and domain decomposition methods. Assessment will be via a written exam, which may become an oral exam if fewer than 20 students enroll.

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POSTGRADUATE COURSE

Finite Element Methods and Domain


Decomposition
ECTS credits Teaching semester Course code Number of semesters Language Resources
10 Autumn MAT360 1 English Schedule
Reading list
Exam information

Teaching semester CONTACT


Autumn.

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The course considers the theory for nite element method to discrete partial differential
equations, especially elliptical, and also solution techniques for the discrete equation
system that become result. Domain decomposition as solving technique will become
subject to special attention. EXAM INFORMATION
Learning Outcomes
After completing the course, students will be able to: For written exams, please note that
the start time may change from
Formulate typical boundary value problems for elliptic equations in variational form 09:00 to 15:00 or vice versa until 14
days prior to the exam. The exam
that satis es the conditions of the Lax-Milgram theorem.
location will be published 14 days
Discretize boundary value problems using the Galerkin approximation with the classic prior to the exam.
nite element methods.
Type of assessment: Oral
Develop simple programs in MATLAB to form systems of linear equations that examination
approximates elliptic equations with nite element methods. Withdrawal deadline
Apply the theory of Hilbert spaces and polynomial approximation to prove the 01.11.2018
convergence of the nite element method. Type of assessment: Written
Use the multigrid method domain decomposition techniques for solving large systems examination
of linear equations. Date
30.11.2018, 09:00
Required Previous Knowledge Duration
5 hours
None
Withdrawal deadline
Recommended Previous Knowledge 16.11.2018
MAT260 Scienti c Computing 2 and MAT232 Functional Analysis

Forms of Assessment
Written exam. It may be oral examination if less than 20 students attend the course.
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Grading Scale
Spring 2018 (Previous semester)
The grading scale used is A to F. Grade A is the highest passing grade in the grading scale,
Autumn 2018 (Current semester)
grade F is a fail.
Spring 2019 (Next semester)

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