Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) • Applied Mathematics

This summary covers the introduction into Modular Arithmetics. It is based on the texts written by Keith Conrad and the lectures of Kaleidoscope Mathematics - Modular Arithmetic (Year 1 Bachelor of (Applied) Mathematics, University of Groningen). This subject used to be called 'Introduction to Mathematics'. It is hand-written and color-coded, the colors meaning: Green: Headings Red: Important words Pink: Examples Blue: Steps to solving proofs and examples Orange: Definitions

We summarize chapter 2.6:Fixed point iterations, 2.3:TheNewton method, 2.5:Systems of nonlinear equations, 5.9:Iterative methods, 5.10:Richardson and gradient methodsand 5.12:When should an iterative method be stopped?

Summary of Unit 2 for Numerical Mathematics 1 2019 We summarize chapter 2.6:Fixed point iterations, 2.3: The Newton method, 2.5: Systems of nonlinear equations, 5.9: Iterative methods, 5.10: Richardson and gradient methods and 5.12: When should an iterative method be stopped?

We summarize chapter 3.3.1: Lagrangian polynomial interpolation, 3.3.2: Stability of polynomial interpolation, 3.4: Piecewise linear interpolation , 4.3.2: Trapezoidal formula and 4.3.3: Simpson formula. Book: Scientific Computing with MATLAB and Octave