StdNum: 1; DE, Teszt 1, Majus 9.
Exercise (1). Time-independent DE, one dimension. Qualitative behaviour, linearization.
Let d
dty= (y−1)(y+ 2)2, y(0) = 1.5.
Subexercise (A). Find the sum of the fixedpoints of the DE!
MCQ. A: -3 B: -2 C: -1 D: 0 E: 1
Subexercise (B). Write down the linear approximation of the DE around the smallestyf ix fixedpoint as dtd∆y= a∆y ! How much isa?
MCQ. A: -1 B: 0 C: 1 D: 2 E: 3
Subexercise (C). With the given initial condition fory(0), how much is limt→∞y(t) ? (If limt→tcy(t) =±∞for sometc>0, then answer±∞.)
MCQ. A: 1 B: −∞C: ∞ D:−2
Subexercise (D). With the given initial condition for y(0), how much is limt→−∞y(t) ? (If limt→tcy(t) =±∞
for sometc<0, then answer±∞.) MCQ. A:−∞ B: ∞C: 1 D:−2
Subexercise (E). Plot the t→y(t) solutions of the DE!
MCQ.
-0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 -2
-1 0 1
-0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 -2
-1 0 1
-0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 -2
-1 0 1
-0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 -2
-1 0 1
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Exercise (2). Time-independent DE, two dimensions. Qualitative behaviour, linearization.
Let
d dt~y =
f1 f2
=
−y1(y2−1) (y1−2) (y2+ 1)
.
Subexercise (A). Find the sum of the coordinates of the smallest~yf ix fixed point!
MCQ. A: -5 B: -4 C: -3 D: -2 E: -1
Subexercise (B). Write down the linear approximation of the DE around the smallest ~yf ix as dtd∆~y = A∆~y ! How much is the sum of the elements ofA ?
MCQ. A: 0 B: 1 C: 2 D: 3 E: 4
Exercise (3). Hom.Lin. DE. Radioactiv decay: I →II →. . . Let
A=
−1 0 1 −4
, d
dt~y =A~y, ~y(0) = 5
1
.
Subexercise (A). Find the smallest eigenvalue ofA ! MCQ. A: -8 B: -7 C: -6 D: -5 E: -4
Subexercise (B). Find the~v1 and~v2 eigenvectors corresponding to the λ1< λ2 eigenvalues. Normalize them by the condition (~vi)2 = 1, i= 1,2.Assemble them into a matrixS = (~v1, ~v2) matrixot. How much is the sum of the elements ofS ?
MCQ. A: 3 B: 5 C: 7 D: 8 E: 9
Subexercise (C). The solution of the DE can be written as
~ y(t) =
2
X
i=1
Cieλit~vi.
How much isC1, if~y(0) satisfies the given initial condition?
MCQ. A:−53 B:−43 C: −23 D: 13 E: 23
Subexercise (D). Compute the matrix exponentialetA ! How much is e1.4·A
21 ? MCQ. A: 0.0720726 B: 0.0809664 C: 0.0909576 D: 0.102182 E: 0.114791
Exercise (4). Hom.Lin. DE. Jordan decomposition.
Theorem: For any complex square A matrix there exists an S such that SAS−1 is block diagonal with blocks choosen from the following list
J1 = λ
, J2 = λ 1
0 λ
, J3=
λ 1 0
0 λ 1 0 0 λ
, . . . .
Subexercise (B). Constant accerelation.
d3y
d3 = 0, d dt~y =
0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
~y=A~y.
(Here~y= (y,y,˙ y)¨T.) How much is (exp(1.102A))13 ?
MCQ. A: 0.428282 B: 0.481132 C: 0.540504 D: 0.607202 E: 0.682131 Subexercise (C). Radioactive decay, I →II →. . ..
d dt~y=
−1 0 3 −1
~ y=A~y.
(Itt~y= (yI, yII)T.) How much is (exp(1.102A))21 ?
MCQ. A: 0.774653 B: 0.870245 C: 0.977633 D: 1.09827 E: 1.2338 2
Exercise (5). Impulse response, distributions.
Dirac-delta: δ(t) = 0, hat6= 0, Z ∞
−∞
δ(t)dt= 1.
Heaviside theta: θ(t) =
(0, hat <0, 1, hat >0,
????: K(t) =
(0, hat <0, t, hat >0., hf(t), φ(t)i=
Z −∞
∞
f(t)φ(t)dt hf0(t), φ(t)i=
Z −∞
∞
f0(t)φ(t)dt=− Z −∞
∞
f(t)φ0(t)dt=−hf(t), φ0(t)i Then
θ0(t) =δ(t),
K0(t) =θ(t), K00(t) =θ0(t) =δ(t).
Subexercise (C).
G0(t) + 6G(t) =δ(t), G(−1) = 0.
How much isG(0.3) ?
MCQ. A: 0.130979 B: 0.147142 C: 0.165299 D: 0.185697 E: 0.208612 Subexercise (E).
G00(t) + 7G(t) =δ(t), G(−1) = 0, G0(−1) = 0.
How much isG(0.3) ?
MCQ. A: 0.190072 B: 0.213527 C: 0.239877 D: 0.269477 E: 0.302731 Exercise (6). Laplace transform
Subexercise (A). Let
y0(t) + 4y(t) = 5t, y(0) = 4.
How much isY(1.3) ?
MCQ. A: 0.824341 B: 0.926065 C: 1.04034 D: 1.16872 E: 1.31294 Subexercise (B). Let
y0(t) + 4y(t) = 5t, y(0) = 4.
If
Y(s) =X
k,n
Ak,n
(s−αk)n, Ak,n6= 0, α1> α2 >· · · , then how much isA1,1 ?
MCQ. A:−165 B: −163 C: −161 D: 161 E: 163 Subexercise (C). Let
d dt~y =
−6 0 6 −4
~ y+
1 t
, ~y(0) = 5
5
.
How much isY1(1.3) ?
MCQ. A:{0.496201} B: {0.557432}C: {0.626219} D:{0.703494} E:{0.790306}
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Exercise (7). Fourier transform, heat equation.
Subexercise (A). Letχ[a,b](x) = 1, if x∈[a, b], otherwise it is zero. If χ[1.1,1.9](x) =
∞
X
n=−∞
ˆ
χnen(x), ahol en(x) = einx
√2π on the (−π, π) interval, then how much is|ˆχ2|?
MCQ. A: 0.179683 B: 0.201856 C: 0.226765 D: 0.254748 E: 0.286184 Subexercise (B). Let
φt(t, x) = 3φxx(t, x), φ(t, x) =φ(t, x+ 2π), φ(0, x) =χ[1.1,1.9](x), ha x∈[−π, π].
If
φ(t, x) =
∞
X
n=−∞
cn(t)en(x), Then how much is |c2(0.2)|?
MCQ. A: 0.025962 B: 0.0291657 C: 0.0327648 D: 0.0368079 E: 0.04135 Exercise (8). Euler-Lagrange equation, numerical methods.
Subexercise (D). (Heun’s method) Let
f(t, y) = (4 + 2t)(2 + 4y) t0 = 4,∆t= 0.01.
d
dty(t) =f(t, y(t)), y(t0) =y0 = 2.
What is Heun’s prediction for y(t0+ ∆t)-re?
MCQ. A: 2.76498 B: 3.10618 C: 3.48948 D: 3.92008 E: 4.40382
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