Second oder ode solution with euler methods

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Bayram FURKAN TORA
Bayram FURKAN TORA le 1 Mai 2019
Commenté : James Tursa le 12 Mar 2020
??̈+ ??̇ + ?? = ???(??) where, ?(? = ?) = ? and ?̇(? = ?) = 2 ? values in the domain of [? ??]. with a step size of ?? = ?. ?. How can I solve this system using euler methods ?
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Erivelton Gualter
Erivelton Gualter le 1 Mai 2019
Hello Bayram,
You can easily use the ODE solvers from Matlab. Check the link bellow:
Also, you can write your own method. Check the follow link:
Try to implement it and if you face a problem, share here your code and I will be glad to help.
Bayram FURKAN TORA
Bayram FURKAN TORA le 1 Mai 2019
Thank you James

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James Tursa
James Tursa le 1 Mai 2019
Modifié(e) : James Tursa le 2 Mai 2019
Rewrite your 2nd order equation as a pair of first order equations, then use Euler method on a 2-element vector. I.e.,
Define your 2-element state vector y as
y(1) is defined to be x
y(2) is defined to be xdot
The derivative of y(1) is y(2) by definition.
The derivative of y(2) can be found by solving your 2nd order DE for xdotdot.
See the van der Pol equation example in the doc here for an example of turning a 2nd order DE into a pair of 1st order DEs:
You can essentially use your 1st order Euler code as an outline for this 2nd order system. Simply replace the scalar state with a 2-element vector state in your code.
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Pranay Harjai
Pranay Harjai le 12 Mar 2020
How to replace the scalar state with a 2-element vector state
James Tursa
James Tursa le 12 Mar 2020
Open up a new question, show your current code, and then we can show you how to modify it for a 2-element state vector.

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