How to define c-coefficient as a u function in nonlinear pde?
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My c-coefficient is a function of u.
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Alan Weiss
on 11 Jan 2016
In particular, scalar coefficients in string form has one way, 2-D scalar coefficients in function form has another way, 3-D coefficients in function form has a different way, and c coefficient for systems has all the details on the c coefficient.
If you have an elliptic PDE, be sure to use pdenonlin instead of assempde for the solution. Or, for the PDE app, select Solve > Parameters > Use nonlinear solver
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Alan Weiss
on 11 Jan 2016
Please let us know:
- Your MATLAB version (such as R2013b)
- Your exact function call (such as u = parabolic(...))
- Any special setup you do (such as running in the PDE app)
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