/sci/ - Science & Math

Just started Electromagnetics this semester and everything from calc 3 and physics 2 started to make sense to me

This feels great

>>9082953
see >>9083447

>It's that find the solution to the question you could have gained easy marks on to get a first, you spent so much time revising for but now regret why didn't try hard enough to solve for in exam time again

Does anyone here give up midway through exams after debating whether to try or not?

As a physics major, do you think it'd be useful to take the second semester of differential equations (diff eq 2). I was going to take PDE or vector/tensor analysis but they're not being offered.

I've already taken calc 1-3, diff eq, and linear algebra, and probability

The topics covered:

-Systems of linear differential equations
- numerical solutions,
- stability theory
- phase plane analysis
- limit cycles,
- bifurcations and chaos
- power series solutions

As a physics major, do you think it'd be useful to take the second semester of differential equations (diff eq 2). I was going to take PDE or vector/tensor analysis but they're not being offered.

I've already taken calc 1-3, diff eq, and linear algebra, and probability

The topics covered:

-Systems of linear differential equations
- numerical solutions,
- stability theory
- phase plane analysis
- limit cycles,
- bifurcations and chaos
- power series solutions