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I am trying to fiugre out boundary value problems without using sbval
what i'm trying to find is f'' and other initial condition is f(0)=0 f`(0)=0 f`(inf)=1
here is what i did by using sbval
and i have to use the loop such as while, for, or if
A Boundary Problem without using sbval - using Shot Correlation Method:
http://twt.mpei.ac.ru/MCS/Worksheets/Books/Mathcad-14/5_11_Epid_Shot.xmcd
Valery Ochkov wrote:
A Boundary Problem without using sbval - using Shot Correlation Method:
http://twt.mpei.ac.ru/MCS/Worksheets/Books/Mathcad-14/5_11_Epid_Shot.xmcd
Perhaps you could post the sheet here Valery. When I try your link all I seem to get is an infinite wait!!
Alan
AlanStevens wrote:
Valery Ochkov wrote:
A Boundary Problem without using sbval - using Shot Correlation Method:
http://twt.mpei.ac.ru/MCS/Worksheets/Books/Mathcad-14/5_11_Epid_Shot.xmcd
Perhaps you could post the sheet here Valery. When I try your link all I seem to get is an infinite wait!!
Alan
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One figure title from my book:
Fig. 5.11. Solving a boundary task by programming tools (pic) (mcd) (mas) (mcs)
Sorry, all variable have russian names in Mathcad-file - mcd
English file in attach!
Valery Ochkov wrote:
One figure title from my book:
Fig. 5.11. Solving a boundary task by programming tools (pic) (mcd) (mas) (mcs)
Sorry, all variable have russian names in Mathcad-file - mcd
English file in attach!
Very nice approach Valery!
Took me a while to understand the results of the final integration though, because if Ill.begin were truly zero then it seemed to me that your differential equations should keep both healthy and ill populations unchanged. Eventually, I realised you'd fixed the display of Ill.begin to show no decimal places (after all it's difficult to visualise 0.009 people!) and that it was actually non-zero.
It must have been one hell of an epidemic though - it seems to have killed 97% of the population!
Alan
PS I think your final check on the value of Ill.end should use subscript n not n-1.
Thanks to everyone for replying a lot of help information
From your information i figure out what i have to do
Here is what i got