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    This document discusses the weighted residual method for solving differential equations numerically. It involves using a trial function to approximate the unknown solution and using that same trial function as the weighting function. The method forces the integral of the residual to be zero in an average sense by choosing the coefficients of the trial functions.

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    Residual method

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    This document discusses the weighted residual method for solving differential equations numerically. It involves using a trial function to approximate the unknown solution and using that same trial function as the weighting function. The method forces the integral of the residual to be zero in an average sense by choosing the coefficients of the trial functions.

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    Lecture26 WeightedResidualMethod

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    This document discusses the weighted residual method for solving differential equations numerically. It involves using a trial function to approximate the unknown solution and using that same trial function as the weighting function. The method forces the integral of the residual to be zero in an average sense by choosing the coefficients of the trial functions.

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    C:\Users\User\Documents\2020_S1\Lecture

    Notes\2020_Lectures\Lecture26_WeightedResidualMethod.cp3
    integral forced to zero in an
    average sense

    Trial function we use to approximate the unknown is used as the


    weighting function
    j = 1,2,3...,J
    Notice that m & j are different indices

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