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transition to population models or mechanical second-order equations with 2 or 3 components, the final insight that all methods for scalar first-order equations (except Kutta's 5th order method) apply without restriction to first-order systems, and that all ODE systems can be transformed to such first-order systems.
2. I conceived the following second order nonlinear ordinary differential equation: d2y(x) dx2 = k (y(x))2. I can tell it's nonlinear because of the k (y (x))2 term and second order because of the second order derivative. Also, I did some research and concluded that it is of the type "missing x ". In this category we use the relation, according ...
Now, solving the first order ode gives $$ Y(s) = \frac{c_1\,s^2+c_2}{s^2(s-1)}. $$ ... Second order ...
Two coupled second order differential equations. I have two coupled equations in the form: f ″ (x) + g ′ (x) + f(x) = 0 g ″ (x) + f ′ (x) + g(x) = 0. Looking at the form, i can guess a relation of the form g(x) = λf(x). where λ is some constant. I can find the constant by replacing g(x) in the above equations and comparing the ...
1. Both your attempts are in fact right but fail because the fundamental set of solutions for your second order ODE is given by exactly your both guesses for the particular solution. It is not hard to show by using the characteristic equation that the fundamental set of solutions is given by. y(t) = c1et + c2tet.
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When I try to solve the ODE in your Matlab file with the built-in solver ode45, I get a very similar picture. So I think your implementation of RK4 is fine. I don't know what makes you that certain that you should get closed loops, but I'd suggest you take a good look at the ODEs and make sure that these are the correct equations.
Solving a second order differential equation using the method of undetermined coefficients 0 Solving a second order differential question where one solution is known.
I am attempting to grasp the basics of separation of variables for a second order separable differential equation, and am failing to do so: Given the equation: $$ x=\\frac{d^2y}{dx^2}$$ I know from
1. I have the following second order differential equation I want to solve numerically in Python (or Matlab): d2y dx2 = a[(y b)−3 −(y b)−6] d 2 y d x 2 = a [(y b) − 3 − (y b) − 6] with initials conditions y(0) = b y (0) = b and dy dx(0) = c d y d x (0) = c, where where a a, b b, c c are some constants. Now I reduced it to 2 first ...