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Spring 2013: applied math 202, Partial
Differential Equations (graduate),
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Spring
2013: EPS 231, Climate dynamics (graduate),
teaching notes |
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Spring
2013: EPS281r, great papers in earth sciences
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Some important
landmarks: The
wave (APM115, 2008);
Vibrating
membrane (APM105b, 2010);
zeta-xi
winner (EPS131, 2010); Hurricake and its
creators (EPS134, 2012);
Strogatz's
Romeo and Juliet (APM105,
2012); Springs
and Sturm-Liouville (APM105, 2012); Multi-lingual Sturm-Liouville (APM105, 2012); zeta-xi
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Earth and Planetary Sciences: EPS 131: Introduction to physical oceanography (undergraduate) EPS 134: Global warming debates: the reading course (undergraduate) EPS 231: Climate dynamics (graduate) EPS 281r: Great papers in the earth sciences (graduate) FS 221: Freshman seminar: global change debates |
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Applied Math: APM 105/105b: Ordinary and partial differential equations (undergraduate) APM 111: Introduction to scientific computing (undergraduate) APM 115: Mathematical modeling (undergraduate) APM 147: Nonlinear dynamics and chaos (undergraduate) APM 202: Partial differential equations (graduate) APM 203: Nonlinear dynamics and chaos (graduate) |
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2013 Spring: APM202 (syllabus), EPS231, EPS281r; 2012 Spring: APM105 (syllabus), EPS131, EPS134; 2011 Spring: APM105b (syllabus), EPS231, EPS281r; 2010 Spring: APM105b; EPS131 (notes); EPS134; 2009 Spring: APM115; EPS231; EPS281r; 2008 Spring: APM 115 (syllabus), EPS 131 (syllabus); FS 221; 2007 Spring: APM 115 (syllabus); EPS 231; 2006 Spring: APM 111; 2005 Fall: EPS 131; APM 203; Spring: EPS 231; 2004 Fall: APM 147; Spring: EPS 131; 2003 Fall: APM 203; |
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Studying climate dynamics and physical oceanography |
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Climate courses at MIT and Harvard and a suggested curriculum for a climate dynamics student |
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