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Homework i-2
----Lecture note in PDF file is emailed to everyone before class--Put more time on listening Follow math logical procedures and techniques carefully
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Example in Math
Example.1 (in teaching)
1 1 M 1 1 L 1 1 L 1 M M M 1 1 1
1 + 2 + 3 + + n = (n+1)n/2
[n
n +n 2
Problem 1: 1 + 5 + 9 + 13 + + [1+4(n-1)] = ? Problem 2: Problem3 : Infinite applications Gap may appear from learning to applications 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + + [1+n(n-1)/2]= ?
Problem 2:
1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + + [1+n(n-1)/2]= n+S(n-1)?
Design matrix
n L L n 1 L n 2 M M 1 L
Design matrix
2 3 1 n 1 2 n n 1 1 M M M n n 1 n 2 n L n 1 L n 2 M M 1 L
L
Sum over upper off-diagonal plus diagonal matrix elements Sum over lower off-diagonal
k =1
k ( k + 1) 2
A n = n ( n 1 ) + ( n 1 )( n 2 ) + L + 2 1 =
n 1
k =1
( k + 1) k = 2 S n ( n + 1) n
n n ( n + 1) 1 = 3 S n ( n + 1) n S n = n (n + 1 )(n + 2 ) 2 6
1 a n +1 1 + a + a2 + a3 + L + an = 1 a
Problem (in application)
a 2 + a 4 + L + a 2n = ? L
a 2 + a 4 + a 7 + L + a [n ( n +1) / 2+1] = ?
After warming up
I-1. Introduction
Hot coffee in closed container Study from point of view Physical Chemistry I Physical Chemistry II Physical Chemistry III
Physical Chemistry I
Ideal gas
Dense gas P, V, T, n
PV=nRT
Solid P, V, T, n
f1(P,V, T, n)=0
f2(P,V, T, n)=0
f3(P, V, T, n)=0
Macroscopic thermodynamic method Derive f (P, V, T, n) from experiment Van Der Waals equation
an 2 P + 2 V
(V nb ) = nRT
f (P , V , T , n ; a , b ) = 0
Improve accuracy with more parameters involved
f (P , V , T , n ; a , b , c , L ) = 0
Energy
H k = E k k
h2 h2 2 H = R 2 me =1 2 M
Nn
time
Z e2 2 i 1 r R r r i =1 = i =1 i
Ne Nn Ne
Nn Nn Ne Ne e2 Z Z e 2 + r r + r r j =1 i < j ri r j =1 < R R
Physical Chemistry III Microscopic thermodynamic method Derive f (P, V, T, n) from theory Partition function
Q (V , N , T
)=
j
k BT
ln Q P = k BT V T ,N
2
f (P , V , T , n ; a , b , c , L ) = 0
Combine experiment and theory Combine and through
Extreme situations : for both experiment and theory At room temperature and pressure, most chemistry is supposed to obey Boltzmann statistics. mathematics At very low temperature ( T 0 ), super-conductor and superfluid can happen. Chemistry (or physics) is now supposed to obey Fermi-Dirac or Bose Einstein statistics. mathematics At very high temperature, atom star, nuclear star, quark star, and blackbody show up. Gravitation, weak, and electromagnetic, forces must be considered in theory. mathematics
Baby steps
A single variable differential calculus A single variable integral calculus
Example 1 (Simplest)
f (x ) =
y = f ( x ) = ax + b
linear
lim
[a ( x
x 0
+ x ) + b ] [ax + b ] = x
lim
x 0
ax = a x
Example 2
f (x) = lim
x0
y = f ( x ) = ax
2
+ bx + c
quadratic
2
[a(x + x)
][
Example 3
y = f ( x ) = sin x
sin function
f ( x ) = lim
x 0
Example 4
y = f ( x ) = arcsin x
arcsin function
Calculate dy
Final
f ( x ) =
1 = cos y
1 1 sin 2 y
1 1 x2
Certain rules
z = g (x )
y = f (x )
d ( yz dx
)=
dz dy + z dx dx
or
d ( fg dx
)=
dg df g + dx dx
Chain rule
y = f (u ( x ))
dy df (u ( x )) df (u ( x )) du df (u ) du = = = dx dx du dx du dx
Example 5: proof
d (y / z ) dx
Higher-order derivatives
y = f (x ) z = g (x )
d ( yz ) = y z + y z dx d 2 ( yz ) d ( y z + y z ) = = y z + 2 y z + y z 2 dx dx
Example 6: proof
dx
( yz ) =
n
k =0
n d k y d nk z k dx k dx n k
Homework 1-1
F (x ) =
f ( x )dx
dF ( x ) = f (x ) dx
x2 xdx = + C 2 x3 2 x dx = + C 3 x n +1 x dx = + C n + 1
n
integrand Example 1
f (x) = x f (x) = x2 L f (x) = x
n
F F L F
(x ) = (x ) = (x ) =
Example 2
f ( x ) = sin x f (x) = ex
F (x ) =
u (x )
or write as
dv ( x ) du ( x ) dx = u ( x )v ( x ) v ( x ) dx dx dx
Final
F ( x ) = H ( x) F ( x ) = H ( x ) + C
Example 3
xe x dx = xd e x = x e x e x dx = ( x + 1)e x
Example 4
2 2 2 x2 x2 x x x xlnxdx= lnxd 2 = 2 lnx 2 d(lnx) = 2 lnx 4
) (
) (
Example 5
1 1 1 1 1 dx = = (a x)(b x) a x b x (a b) [ln(a x) ln(b x)] (a b)
1 e dx a
ax ax = y adx = dy
1 y 1 ax e dy = a e = a e
y
Example 7
d sinx dy = dx dx
Calculation in heart
1 1 ax ax ax e sinbxdx = a sin bxde = a e sinbx b e cosbxdx 1 ax b = e sin bx cosbxdeax a a 1 ax b ax ax = e sin bx e cos x e d cosbx a a
A lot of methods for integration, but most important is checking If you get Check
f (x)dx = F (x)
F ( x) = f (x)
x2
Example 9
x 2 n+1eax
0
1 n y y=x dx y e dy 20
2
Method 1
n n n1 y n y I n (a ) = y e dy = y e dy = I n1 (a ) a a0 0
n! n! I n (a ) = n I 0 (a ) = n+1 a a
Method 2
I 0 (a ) = e
0 y
a>0
1 dy = a
dI 0 (a ) 1 y = ( y )e dy = 2 da a 0
( y )e
0
1 dy = 2 a
Continue derivative
(y) e
n 0
1 2 3L n dy = a n +1
Example 10 Method 1
I n (a ) = x e
0
2 n ax 2
dx
(2 n 1)!! I (a ) I n (a ) = (2 a )n 0
I 0 (a ) = e
0 ax 2
dx = ?
Definite integral
e
0
ax2
1 dx = 2 a
Derive
ax 2
dx =
e 0
ax 2
dx
e ax 0
/2 2 2 ax ay ar 2 dx = e dx e dy = d re dr = 4a 0 0 0 0
Homework 1-2
I-4. Graph
Graphic meaning of derivative ---- line tangent to a curve
f (x)
x* x2
x1
x0
f (x1 ) = tan1
f (x0 ) = tan0
f (x) = tan = 0 = 0
Extreme
f(x)
x0
x2 x1 x0
f ( x 2 ) > 0 f ( x1 ) < 0 f ( x 0 ) = 0
x1
x2
1 2 f (x ) = f (x i ) + f ( x i )( x x i ) 2!
Example 1
(x) = 2x3 6x + 2 y= f
df (x) = 6x2 6 = 0 x = 1 x = 1 dx
minimum maximum
F (x ) =
f (x )dx
f (x )dx
a
= F (b ) F (a )
ff((u )) x
b
2
Homework 1-3