Mathematical Modelling (2023-24)
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- Lecturer: Profile: Helen Byrne
Course information
Course Term: Michaelmas
Course Lecture Information: 12 lectures
Course Overview:
The mathematical modelling classes form an essential part of the MSc course and take place every week. In the classes small groups of students will model practical problems which involve the interpretation of data, the mathematical formulation of the problem, an analysis of the mathematical model, a numerical solution, and an interpretation of the results. In the first term, students will look at four case studies that illustrate a number of important principles. Working in small groups, they will learn how to approach a real problem, how to break it down into manageable parts and how to set up a model that contains the key elements of the problem. The problems studied will vary from year to year.
Section outline
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Introduction to course and SIR models
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Case Study 1: SIR models (continued)
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Case Study 1: SIR Model (continued)
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supplementary notes on SIR models
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Case Study II: Freezing and melting of ice
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Case Study II: Freezing and melting of ice (continued)
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Case Study II: Freezing and Melting Ice (continued)
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Math Geosciences, Problem Sheet 1, Q4
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Math Geosciences, Problem Sheet 4
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