Math 583B -- Principles and Methods of Applied Mathematics
Spring 2012
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Instructor:
Kevin
Lin
Office: Math 619
Course web page (this page): Office hours: see here Super TA: Stuart Kent
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Here is the official course policy (last revised Mon 01/23/12).
The Fall 2011 course web page is here.
Announcements
- Homework 7 (last revised Tue 05/01/12)
- Homework 6 (last revised Sat 04/14/12)
- Homework 5 (last revised Fri 04/06/12)
- Homework 4 (last revised Fri 04/06/12)
- Homework 3 (last revised Wed 02/29/12)
- Homework 2 (last revised Wed 12/31/69)
- Homework 1 (last revised Tue 01/24/12)
Suggested References
Signals and systems
I will hand out some notes in class. As we are not going to delve very deeply into this subject, the notes (+ my lectures) should be sufficient. However, if you'd like to know more, here are some references:
- Signals and systems by Alan V. Oppenheim and
Alan S Willsky with Ian T Young.
- Lecture
notes for 6.011 Signals, Systems and Inference at MIT.
What we will discuss is a proper subset of Chapters 2-5.
I'm focusing on continuous-time systems; you can skip most
of the discrete-time sections, though most of that
material parallels the continuous-time theory, and is in
some sense simpler.
- Lecture
notes for Math 334 Mathematics of Engineering Systems at
Queen's University.
This is a much more mathematical treatment. Start with
Volume 2, and browse if you're curious!
This calendar is subject to change. Check back frequently.
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