Write a function which for a given value of the time, current population and growth rate returns the value of the derivative for an exponential growth model: dN/dt = rN No idea where to start. 댓글 수: 0 댓글을 달려면 로그인하십시오. ...
I am trying to solve the following ODE in MATLAB, but I do not attain a reasonable answer. It would be highly appreciated if you let me know of the bugs in my code below the ODE. The ODE is: (d/dx)(y^3 dy/dx)+(2/3)(x dy/dx)-(1/3)y=0; The BC's are: (y^3)(dy...
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Open in MATLAB Online Hello fellow community I want to solve an ODE for particle trajectory; ThemeCopy functiondpos = Throw(pos) mu = 1; g = 10; dpos(1) = pos(3); dpos(2) = pos(4); dpos(3) = -mu * pos(3)* sqrt(pos(3)^2 + pos(4)^2); ...
Instead of using the block flow method shown above, I would like to solve this problem using the matrix of ODE equations shown below. How would I utilize this matrix below to simulantenously solve my two differential equations. Utilimately, I will have six equations. If I can solve just ...
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How to solve ODE match problem ? globalr; y0=zeros(1,r^3); t=[0,10]; [x,y]=ode23('diffusion',t,y0); And the diffusion function is(I've simplified the code) ThemeCopy function[ c ] = diffusion(t,f) globalr; forx=0:r-1...
As with all the MATLAB ODE solvers, you have to create a system of first-order differential equations (‘companion matrix’) in your ODE function, then use that function as an argument to the ODE solver. Community Treasure Hunt Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how ...