ODE with discrete, external input
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Hi everybody, I want to solve a simple ODE for specific discrete time points in which constats are updated externally for each specific t value. vgr
t=1:100; dy/dt=kt;
where k is a external vector with length=length(t) and wich is considered in the equation for each t.... any help? thanks in advance
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Torsten
on 31 Oct 2014
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Use
if K1 and K2 don't depend explicitly on t, but on the dependent variables x and y.
Best wishes
Torsten.
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Hi Torsten, thanks for your answer! K1, K2 don't depend on t(!) that is correct! I have cheked the griddata, could you give a more concrete example in how I can implement this (griddata)
To use griddata from matlab:
vq = griddata(x,y,v,xq,yq)
I need: x,y,v and xq,yq are the query points right? I have x,y and v, but when I try griddata in matlab I get:
Undefined function or variable 'xq'
Thanks!
Torsten
on 31 Oct 2014
I guess your dependent variables y(1) and y(2) from the ODE integrator are the xq and yq variables, aren't they?
So you have to call griddata like
K1=griddata(xK1,yK1,vK1,y(1),y(2))
K2=griddata(xK2,yK2,vK2,y(1),y(2))
if vK1 is your given vector of K1 values at points (xK1,yK1) and vK2 is your given vector of K2 values at points (xK2,yK2).
Best wishes
Torsten.
Thanks! but I still don't understand! Sorry!
I have another example here which is more easier but which can help me to understand.
Assume I have:
x1 = 40:0.005:55;
x1=x1';
x2=40:0.005:55;
x2=x2';
And then I discretize the following function:
V1=x1.*(0.2-0.005*x2);
V2=x2.*(-0.5+0.01*x1);
How can I use griddata now? And how can I solve this as an ODE?
Torsten
on 3 Nov 2014
Sorry, but meanwhile, I don't understand what you are trying to do.
Please specify more clearly:
What is the ODE you are trying to solve ?
Which MATLAB program are you trying to use to solve your ODE ?
Which kind of external input data do you have and where do they enter the ODE ?
Best wishes
Torsten.
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