Coursework: 2D Laplace Equation FEM: C++ // Illustrations and analysis: Jupyter Notebook
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Coursework: 2D Laplace Equation FEM: C++ // Illustrations and analysis: Jupyter Notebook
Bachelor's final project
Solves the Laplace equation for a specific mesh and boundaries.
Fast Monte Carlo estimator for numerically solving a Poisson PDE.
This project demonstrates the use of finite difference methods to solve Laplace's and Maxwell's equations using MATLAB. It includes a 2D solver for potential distribution and a 1D FDTD simulation for electromagnetic wave propagation.
APPM 4660 Intermediate Numerical Analysis II final project [Spring 2021].
just a simple example project showcasing the usage of Eigen for solving the Laplace equation on a 2d grid, and its usefulness.
Solving the Laplace Equation numerically using Finite Difference Method
This repository features MATLAB projects using Finite Difference Methods to solve Laplace's equation and Maxwell's equations. It includes a 2D Laplace's Equation Solver and a 1D FDTD Simulation with wave propagation and absorption, providing practical understanding and visualization tools.
Monte Carlo Method to Solve Laplace and Poisson Equations with example for EE447 High Voltage Engineering
Andromeda is a Boundary Element Method based code, which solves the Laplace and Stokes partial differential equations in 3D.
General n-dimensional solver of Laplace's equation on a unit line/square/cube.
Retrieves temperature information from Arduino and computes the (approximate) solution of the Laplace equation problem
2D Heat Flow Simulation in rectangular domain by solving Laplace Equation using Finite Difference Method.
Full finite-element code from scratch with SIMD-accelerated equation solver based on conforming finite elements with tests and example solution to Laplace equation.
Laplace's equation for temp profile of cold room solved using CUDA implementation of relaxation method
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