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Iterative solution methods for nonlinear problems
Course organization:

This course is on a graduate level and intends to broaden the knowledge of the participants on iterative solution methods for nonlinear problems and their rate of convergence.

There will be two lectures and a talk, presented at the regular TDB seminar.
The lectures will be given by Prof. Owe Axelsson, University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands.

The course will be graded with up to 3 points for those students who:

attend all lectures and the seminar;
self-study some extra related topics (analyse in detail a particular article or survey the scientific literature on a given topic);
prepare a report on a topic and deliver a short presentation to the other participants;
include numerical experiments in the above report (optional, brings one more point).
- The topic/article for a self study, the details regarding the written report and the possible numerical experiments are to be defined later.

Detailed time schedule

Week	Date	Lecture topic(s)	Time	Location
50	11/12	Lecture 1: Introduction: iterative solution methods for nonlinear problems	10:15-12:00	1345
51	17/12	Lecture 2: Global convergence of iterative methods for nonlinear equations (TDB seminar)	13:15-14:00	2214
51	19/12	Lecture 3: The two-level Newton method: the idea and generalizations to multilevel framework	10:15-12:00	1345

Finalizing the course is planned for weeks 3 and 4 (January 12-23), 2004.

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