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This is a demonstration problem for CTMS/BD in
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This is a demonstration problem for CTMS/BD in
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An example from C. Marriott and C. DeLisle, Effects
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An example from C. Marriott and C. DeLisle, Effects
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This is the suitcase problem from Suherman, et al.,
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This is the suitcase problem from Suherman, et al.,
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Example 1 of K.W. Neves, Automatic integration
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Example 1 of K.W. Neves, Automatic integration
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Example of J.D. Farmer, Chaotic Attractors of an
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Example of J.D. Farmer, Chaotic Attractors of an
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Wheldon's model of chronic granuloctic leukemia
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Wheldon's model of chronic granuloctic leukemia
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Sample problem of ARCHI manual. The absolute error
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Sample problem of ARCHI manual. The absolute error
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Marchuk immunology model of E. Hairer, S.P. Norsett, and
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Marchuk immunology model of E. Hairer, S.P. Norsett, and
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prob1
This system of ODE's is taken from 'An Introduction to Nuermcial Methods
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This system of ODE's is taken from 'An Introduction to Nuermcial Methods
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prob2
This problem considers a cardiovascular model, which can be found in
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This problem considers a cardiovascular model, which can be found in
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prob2b
This problem considers a cardiovascular model, which can be found in
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prob2b
This problem considers a cardiovascular model, which can be found in
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prob3
This problem is epidemic model due to Cooke, more information can be
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This problem is epidemic model due to Cooke, more information can be
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This problem is an epidemic model due to Cooke et alia, more information
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This problem is an epidemic model due to Cooke et alia, more information
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This problem population growth model due to Cooke et alia, more information
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This problem population growth model due to Cooke et alia, more information
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Tutorial on solving DDEs with DDE23
by Jacek Kierzenka
Solving delay differential equations with DDE23. Tutorial + Examples.
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function sol = exer1
% Example 1 of K.W. Neves, Automatic integration
% of functional differential equations: an approach,
% ACM TOMS, 1 (1975) 357-368.
% Copyright 2004, The MathWorks, Inc.
sol = dde23(@exer1f,[1, 0.5],@exer1h,[0, 1]);
figure
plot(sol.x,sol.y);
title('Example 1 of Neves.')
xlabel('time t');
ylabel('y(t)');
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------
function yp = exer1f(t,y,Z)
%EXER1F The derivative function for Exercise 1 of the DDE Tutorial.
ylag1 = Z(:,1);
ylag2 = Z(:,2);
yp = [ ylag1(5) + ylag1(3)
ylag1(1) + ylag2(2)
ylag1(3) + ylag2(1)
ylag1(5)*ylag1(4)
ylag1(1) ];
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------
function y = exer1h(t)
%EXER1H The history function for Exercise 1 of the DDE Tutorial.
temp = exp(t+1);
y = [ temp; exp(t+0.5); sin(t+1); temp; temp];
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