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(The exam text is slightly updated)

The schedule: 

0900 Karl Jacobsen

0930 Farnaz Rezvany

1000 Valentyna Pysarieva

1030 Petter Killingstad

1100 Henrik Kjeldsberg

1130 Ivar Stangeby

1230 Rasmus Nes Tjørstad

1300 Anders Utnes

1330 Francesco Patrizi

1400 Emilie Ødegaard

1430 Sebastian Kenji Mitusch

1500 Anna Piterskaya

1530 Per Magne Florvaag

1600 Erik Tengs

The following have submitted mandatory and gotten approved the mandatory exercises:

Karl Jacobsen
Farnaz Rezvany
Rasmus Nes Tjørstad
Valentyna Pysarieva
Petter Killingstad
Henrik Kjeldsberg
Ivar Stangeby
Francesco Patrizi
Emilie Ødegaard
Sebastian Kenji Mitusch
Anna Piterskaya
Per Magne Florvaag

Anders Utnes

Let me know if I have forgotten anybody

Topics can be found here.

Exercise 9.1-9.4. Notice also that the notes (particularly relevant for 9.3) have been updated concerning the Brezzi conditions in the Stokes chapter. 

The exam will be oral, the topics will be made available on June 1. Info about the exam 2016 can be found here.

We need to discuss the date for the exam. Clearify your preferences and we discuss Tuesday April 18. 

The second mandatory exercise is here.

Some edits in the convection-diffusion chap and a new elasticity chap. See here.

Week 12: Lecture: finish Navier-Stokes. Finish exercises that we have started and discuss various forms of the convective term.

Week 13: Kent is away. Mandatory exercise put out.

Week 14: Iterative methods.

Week 15: Kent is away. 

Week 16: Elasticity  lecture on Tuesday.

Week 17: Open

Week 18: Biot lecture on Tuesday.

Week 19: Kent away

Continue with Navier-Stokes on Monday. On Tuesday we go through the mandatory exercise.  

Lectures: Monday: Stokes problem, Tuesday start with Navier-Stokes based on the following review paper. 

The mandatory exercise has been update with some hints on how to analyse the numerical experiments.

Week 7: Chapter 6, exercise 3.4, 3.5, 4.1-4.4

Week 8: Chapter 7, 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4

Week 9: Cancelled, Kent is away

Mandatory exercise is put out here. Deadline March 6. 

FEniCS tutorial can be found here.

On the computers at MI, FEniCS may be loaded by

"module load FEniCS".

I will put solution to exercises here if you send them to me.

In particular, the exercise has been updated. See here.

Program

An interesting read

Se her: 

https://www.srpnupus.uni-stuttgart.de/scholarships/

http://www.logg.org/cmmcourse/

Tentative plan:

Januar 16: Overview of course,  Chap 1
Januar 23: Chap 1, Exercise Gibbs.
Januar 30: Chap 3
Februar 6: Chap 4, Exercise 3.1-3.4
Februar 8: Chap 6, Exercise 4.1-4.4

Exercise for week 4.