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The introduction of edge effects (Gibbs oscillations) is a well-known effect in discrete Fourier transform based derivatives. Suppose we have a time series which has signal of interest on the edges as ...
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We all learned in Calc 1 how to take derivatives of polynomials. What we were probably not told, is that this is but one possible expression of a function, in terms of a "power series", and ...
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I am looking for the coefficients a,alpha,beta,gamma for highest possible order of first derivative approximation in the following scheme. $u_x$ denotes first derivative with respect to $x$ and $i$ ...
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There is a well known result to easily calculate the derivative of non degenerate eigenvalues : $$ v_p^T \frac{dA}{dx} v_p = \frac{de_p}{dx} \space\space \space(1)$$ But when they are degenerate, how ...
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I have an odd little problem facing me for my project. I have a smooth polygon defined by parameters. I have convolution transformation, similar to a Gaussian blur. This transformation can only be ...
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I was trying to use the torch.fft to compute derivatives. The issue is that even for a simple example ($f = \sin(x)$), I have weird oscillations on the boundaries. ...
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The derivatives of the displacements in the coordinate system $\bar{x} \bar{y} \bar{z}$ is given by \begin{equation} \begin{aligned} \{\bar{L}\} & = \begin{Bmatrix} ...
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I'm trying to learn how to compute accurate derivatives using the FFT. In the code at the end of this question I'm trying to compute derivatives of $$ f(x) = \exp(-10(x-1)^2) ,\, \, x \in [0,2] $$ ...
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If we want to improve the accuracy of our numerical estimation of a derivative, we can use Richardson extrapolation. The method is very beneficial when using a centered difference scheme and the ...
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I have a smooth function $F: \mathbb{R}^n \to \mathbb{R}^{n-1}$ and points $x_0, y_0$ with $F(x_0) = y_0$. For theoretical reasons, I know that $y_0$ is a regular value of $F$, which means that the ...
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Finite differences are usually used to integrate ODE's and PDE's. However, sometimes they can be used for differentiation which I illustrated simply by using the Matlab code below to differentiate the ...
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I have a problem to resolve with the Finite Difference method in $[a,b]$: $$-\frac{d}{dx}(\alpha(x)\frac{du}{dx})= g(x),$$ with $\alpha(x) \in L^{\infty}$ continuous in $]a,c[$ and $]c,b[$ and ...
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For a project I'm working on, I was working with the following equation $$ w(x) = \int k(x,y)v(y)dy $$ I noticed that if I choose $$ k(x,y) = -\delta'(x-y) $$ Then we probably get (I haven't touched ...
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