second order differential equation are arranged in ring

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viki yadav
viki yadav le 22 Juin 2017
Commenté : satyavir yadav le 23 Juin 2017
mi (d^tδi/dt^2) + di(dδi/dt) = pmi − b sin(δi) − bint [sin(δi − δi+1) + sin(δi − δi−1)] where mi=1,di=0.3,b=1,bint=100,pmi=0.95 and i=1 to 1000. intial conditions are 1. how do i solve it. second order derivative term is mi(d^tδi/dt^2) and first order is di(dδi/dt).

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John D'Errico
John D'Errico le 22 Juin 2017
Your problem is this is not a classic differential equation. It is a delay-difference equation, also known as a difference-differential equation.
The standard ODE solver tools like ODE45 are not able to handle it. Instead, you need to use tools designed to solve that problem, such as dde23.
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/delay-differential-equations.html
There will be examples in the docs. Read them.
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Torsten
Torsten le 22 Juin 2017
My guess is that it is a system of ODEs for delta(1),delta(2),...,delta(1000).
ODE45 seems applicable to solve it.
Best wishes
Torsten.
satyavir yadav
satyavir yadav le 23 Juin 2017
yes sir ode15s can solve it but how can i write function for this problem.

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