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Oct 06, 2023
02:36 AM
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Oct 06, 2023
02:36 AM
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Oct 06, 2023
03:20 AM
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Oct 06, 2023
03:20 AM
How about
You can avoid the numerical glitch at about x=7.7 seen in the pic either by setting TOL to 10^-6 or lower or by adding 10^5 as the third argument (intervals) of the odesolve function
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Oct 06, 2023
03:20 AM
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How about
You can avoid the numerical glitch at about x=7.7 seen in the pic either by setting TOL to 10^-6 or lower or by adding 10^5 as the third argument (intervals) of the odesolve function
Oct 08, 2023
06:07 AM
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Oct 08, 2023
06:07 AM
The derivative of the function y(x) you are looking for, so y'(x), is (+ or -):
where c is a constant.
Proof:
To find y(x) you have to integrate this function y'(x), which will give you another integration constant.
Success!
Luc
