errors in this code - 1D PDE with Boundary Condition

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tian
tian le 19 Avr 2011
i am trying to solve ade and getting errors. plz help.
K = 0.15;
D = 100;
U = 1;
dt = 0.005; dx = 1;
L = 10;
t = 50; T = 100;
c0 = 100; C0 = 100; %cin = 100mg/m^3
nx = 1+L/dx; nt = 1+t/dt;
c = zeros(nx,nt);
NT = 1+T/dt;
C = zeros(nx,NT);
c(1,:) = c0; C(1,:) = C0;
for k = 1:NT
CN = U*dt/dx;
DN = D*dt/dx^2;
C(1,k) = c0;
for i = 1:nx
if (i == 1)
C(i,k+1) = (2*DN)*c0+c(i,k+1)*(1-(2*DN)-(k*dt)-((DN-CN/2)*(2*dx*U/D)))+((DN-(CN/2)*(2*dx*c0*U/D)));
elseif (i == nx)
C(i,k+1) = 2*DN*c(i-1,k)+(1-2*DN-k*dt)*c(i,k);
else
C(i,k+1) = (DN+CN/2)*C(i-1,k) + (1-2*DN-K*dt)*C(i,k) +(DN-CN/2)*C(i+1,k);
end
end
end
x = [0:dx:L];
plot(x,C(:,NT),'b');
return

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Matt Tearle
Matt Tearle le 19 Avr 2011
I don't know exactly what you're trying to do with t and T (and associated nt and NT), but the result is that c and C have different numbers of columns. Your calculation of C(i,k+1) depends on c(i,k), and k runs from 1 to NT. Given that NT > nt, you end up referencing columns of c that don't exist -- ie k gets to nt+1 and then referencing c(i,k) must fail.
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tian
tian le 19 Avr 2011
yes exactly! my error message is this
??? Attempted to access c(1,10002); index out of
bounds because size(c)=[11,10001].
Error in ==> trying at 49
C(i,k) =.......
how to calculate in such a way that it calculates within matrix

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