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# [[WLV VI/|Differential equations: Euler]] | # [[WLV VI/|Differential equations: Euler]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Differential equations: Heun and Runge-Kutta]] | # [[WLV VI/|Differential equations: Heun and Runge-Kutta]] | ||
| + | # [[WLV VI/|Oscillators]] | ||
| + | # [[WLV VI/|Stability]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Functions]] | # [[WLV VI/|Functions]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Objects]] | # [[WLV VI/|Objects]] | ||
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# [[WLV VI/|Librairies: private bits]] | # [[WLV VI/|Librairies: private bits]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Linear algebra]] | # [[WLV VI/|Linear algebra]] | ||
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# [[WLV VI/|DFT]] | # [[WLV VI/|DFT]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Hyperspace]] | # [[WLV VI/|Hyperspace]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Advanced topics]] | # [[WLV VI/|Advanced topics]] | ||
# [[WLV VI/|Fun problems]] | # [[WLV VI/|Fun problems]] | ||
or, as officially known, The Wolverhampton Lectures on Physics: VI — Scientific Computing.