Building Fluid Solvers For Computer Graphics Part 1

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You will learn about Learn all the mathematical background behind fluid simulations and fluid solvers. Understand the basics of differential and integral calculus. Proceed with your knowledge to learn about multivariable calculus which is the core of fluid simulations. Learn some topics in linear algebra that are important in graphics in fluid simulations This course is ideal for individuals who are Simplest availlable, for people with basic prep scool math knowledge. or People curious about how fluid solvers are created and don't know how to start. or People who want to learn about how fluid solvers are created and how they work without spending a lot of time and money to collect all of the knowledge they want from different sources and different fields, here, everything is in one series or People who want things simplified; here are examples and illustrations in many different ways to make complicated stuff easy. It is particularly useful for Simplest availlable, for people with basic prep scool math knowledge. or People curious about how fluid solvers are created and don't know how to start. or People who want to learn about how fluid solvers are created and how they work without spending a lot of time and money to collect all of the knowledge they want from different sources and different fields, here, everything is in one series or People who want things simplified; here are examples and illustrations in many different ways to make complicated stuff easy.

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Title: Building Fluid Solvers For Computer Graphics Part 1

Price: $49.99

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $22.99

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What You Will Learn

Learn all the mathematical background behind fluid simulations and fluid solvers.
Understand the basics of differential and integral calculus.
Proceed with your knowledge to learn about multivariable calculus which is the core of fluid simulations.
Learn some topics in linear algebra that are important in graphics in fluid simulations

Who Should Attend

Simplest availlable, for people with basic prep scool math knowledge.
People curious about how fluid solvers are created and don't know how to start.
People who want to learn about how fluid solvers are created and how they work without spending a lot of time and money to collect all of the knowledge they want from different sources and different fields, here, everything is in one series
People who want things simplified; here are examples and illustrations in many different ways to make complicated stuff easy.

Target Audiences

Simplest availlable, for people with basic prep scool math knowledge.
People curious about how fluid solvers are created and don't know how to start.
People who want to learn about how fluid solvers are created and how they work without spending a lot of time and money to collect all of the knowledge they want from different sources and different fields, here, everything is in one series
People who want things simplified; here are examples and illustrations in many different ways to make complicated stuff easy.

Do you wanna build your fluid simulating program like Houdini and Realflow someday (also called fluid solver)? Now, you can learn how to do that as simple as eating cakes, here is your start point in this long road

Volume 1 will be about the math behind the stuff. starting with Calculus 1 (Differential Calculus) basics and explaining the stuff we will need later on. Then , Calculus 2 (Integral Calculus) ,then , Calculus 3 (which is the most important and called Multi-variable Calculus). I will also tend to explain some Linear Algebra concepts we will use. You don’t need any prior knowledge (just some simple preparatory school math will do it) . It’s completely for beginners as I will do my best to make the concepts simple for everyone. We are going to start with what it’s a function and continue leveling up till multivariable calculus.

What you will be learning in each chapter :

Chapter 1 : Differential Calculus

In this chapter , we will begin our journey in the math starting with calculus 1 and explaining the concepts we will need in our process . We will learn what’s a function and what’s a derivative. After that, we will differentiate our functions with different techniques.

Chapter 2 : Integral Calculus

Integration is the opposite of differentiation so we will talk about how to integrate our functions with different techniques.

Chapter 3 : Extra math in the core , Multivariable Calculus.

In this chapter we will finish the concepts of Calculus we need. Calculus 3 is the most important in our work . We will start to differentiate the multi-variable functions and integrate them. I will explain the most important derivative operators we need like gradient, divergence , curl, laplacian and many more ! Be ready for partial derivatives !

CAUTION: Building fluid solvers is a huge field, no one can teach you how to build a full cool solver like Houdini which is built by hundreds of developers and takes years of development. This series is giving you the key to enter this field as an aspiring developer or even learning how solvers work to help you in your work as an FX TD. You will end the series by having the main points and the main body of the codes that you need to continue the journey.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Chapter 1 – Starting with math , Differential Calculus

Lecture 1: What's a function

Lecture 2: Graphing A function

Lecture 3: What's A limit

Lecture 4: Derivatives Part 1

Lecture 5: Derivatives Part 2

Lecture 6: Derivatives Part 3

Lecture 7: Derivatives Part 4

Lecture 8: Derivatives Part 5

Lecture 9: Derivatives Part 6

Lecture 10: Derivatives Part 7

Lecture 11: Derivative Part 8

Lecture 12: Derivatives Part 9

Lecture 13: Derivatives Part 10

Chapter 2: Chapter 2 – More In Math , Integral Calculus

Lecture 1: Starting with integral sums

Lecture 2: What is antiderivative

Lecture 3: Reverse Power Rule

Lecture 4: Some Integration Rules

Lecture 5: Integration by Parts

Lecture 6: U-Subsitution

Lecture 7: Definite Integral

Lecture 8: Fundamental Theoream Of Calculus

Chapter 3: Chapter 3 – Math from hell , Multivariable Calcululus

Lecture 1: What's Multivariable Calculus

Lecture 2: Scalar Valued Functions

Lecture 3: Graphing more than two demensions

Lecture 4: Vectors

Lecture 5: Vector Valued Functions Part1

Lecture 6: Vector Valued Functions Part2

Lecture 7: Partial Derivatives Part1

Lecture 8: Partial Derivatives Part2

Lecture 9: Partial Derivatives Part3

Lecture 10: Partial Derivatives Part4

Lecture 11: Gradient Introduction

Lecture 12: Gradient Example

Lecture 13: Directional Derivatives

Lecture 14: Multivariable Chain Rule

Lecture 15: Divergence Part1

Lecture 16: Divergence Part2

Lecture 17: Rotation in 2D (Curl Part1)

Lecture 18: Rotation in 3D (Curl Part2)

Lecture 19: Curl Formula (Curl Part3)

Lecture 20: Curl Example (Curl Part4)

Lecture 21: Laplacian

Lecture 22: Line Integration Part 1

Lecture 23: Line Integration Part 2

Lecture 24: Double Integration Part1

Lecture 25: Double Integration Part 2

Lecture 26: Triple Integrals

Lecture 27: Divergance Theorem Part 1

Lecture 28: Divergence Theoren Part 2

Lecture 29: Surface Integrals

Lecture 30: 3D Flux

Instructors

Anas Alaa
Houdini VFX Artist and Developer , Mathematical Researcher

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