Lecture
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Exercise
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In Class
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Date
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Lecture 1
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Theorem 1.2
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31-Jan
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Lecture 2
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#1-4
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2-Feb
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Lecture 3
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Example 3.3
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7-Feb
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Lecture 3
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#1, 3
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9-Feb
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Lecture 4
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Theorem 4.1 |
14-Feb
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Lecture 4
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#4
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16-Feb
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Lecture 5
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#3
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21-Feb
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Lecture 6
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Theorem 6.1
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21-Feb
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Lecture 6
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#1, 4
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23-Feb
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Lecture 7
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#1, 3
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2-Mar
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Lecture 3
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#1, 3
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Resubmit 23-Feb (if necessary)
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Lecture 9
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Complete Experiment 2; Submit clgs and Fig 9.1
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28-Feb
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Lecture 10
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Explain Operation Count
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Tentative: 2-Mar
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Lecture 10
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#2, 4
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Tentative: 2-Mar
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Lecture 11
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#3 Two Groups of 2 or 3 present results in class
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TBA: Sign up
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Lecture 11
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#1
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9-Mar
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Lecture 12
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#3 Two Groups of 2 or 3 present results in class
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TBA: Sign up
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Lecture 12
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Handout Proof: Invertibility of perturbation of A
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9-Mar
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Lecture 13
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#1, 2
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14-Mar
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Lecture 14
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#1(a)-(d), 2
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16-Mar
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Lecture 15
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#1(a)-(c)
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28-Mar
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Lecture 17
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#2
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30-Mar
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Lecture 16
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Finish proof Thm 16.2
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30-Mar
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Lecture 23
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Implement algorithm 23.1 (in a Matlab program) and apply to matrix
A= .
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6-Apr
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Lecture 23
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Cholesky Factorization: Why is K-ww*/alpha^2 positive definite?
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6-Apr
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Lecture 24
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#1, 2 (a)-(c)
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6-Apr 11-Apr
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Lecture 25
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#3
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20-Apr
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Lecture 26
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For problem 10.2 you found a QR factorization of A=
Illustrate the bad idea discussed on page 192 196 with this A.
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20-Apr
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Lecture 27
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Implement algorithm 27.3 in Matlab and rework example 27.1
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25-Apr
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Lecture 27
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#6
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25-Apr
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Lecture 28
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#1
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27-Apr
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Lecture 29
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#1 (a)-(c)
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27-Apr
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Krylov Lecture
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Handout Exercise
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4-May
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Lecture 35
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Repeating example 35.1, create a plot like Fig 35.3
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9-May
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