ODE symbolic Boundary conditions in respect to another variable
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Aleksander Tyczynski
le 29 Mai 2020
Modifié(e) : Ameer Hamza
le 30 Mai 2020
Hello,
I have an ODE with three boundary conditions to solve (see code bellow). Having run this code as a .mlx file I see that cond2 is read as:
it takes the derivative in respects to a not r. I wanted to produce such a limit:
I tried changing the condition to:
cond2 = Dw(r==a) == 0
or
cond2 = Dw(r=a) == 0
but it did not do the trick. Could you please tell me how to properly input the boudary condition in respect to r?
Thank you,
Bellow is my code:
clear; clc;
syms a P G t nu F Q r D w(r) h
% Forces
F = - pi * a^2 * P;
Q = (pi*r^2*P) / (2*pi*r);
% ODE
ode = diff(((1/r)*diff((r*diff(w,r)),r)),r) == Q/D;
Dw = diff(w,r);
cond1 = Dw(0) == 0;
cond2 = Dw(a) == 0
cond3 = w(a) == 0;
conds = [cond1 cond2 cond3];
wSol(r) = dsolve(ode,conds);
w_0 = subs(wSol,r,0);
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Ameer Hamza
le 30 Mai 2020
Modifié(e) : Ameer Hamza
le 30 Mai 2020
You are correct. The equation is displayed incorrectly. It seems like a bug. However, it seems that this bug only affects the display. The equation is still solved correctly. This bug affects the live script as well as the command window. Therefore, I find it strange that no one noticed it before. The following example shows that inside the symbolic engine, the equation is still represented correctly and gives the correct solution
syms x(t) a
Dx = diff(x);
eq = diff(x, t, 2) == x;
cond = [x(0)==1; Dx(a)==0];
sol = dsolve(eq, cond);
fplot(subs(sol, a, 1), [0 2])
You may consider filing a bug report.
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