PDE 2D
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PDE 2D
Hello,
I would like to calculate the two dimensional flow field w(x,y) inside x,y element of [0;L(x,y)] described by the attached PDE:
Does anyone have an idea how to solve this Problem?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi holti,
Try to use the Mathcad15 operator PDEsolve() which, by the way, is quite complicated . Otherwise, you should create e rutine which uses the approximation of the given p. d. equation, by the finite differences method (after having studied the stability and the convergence of the method.).
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Hi holti,
Try to use the Mathcad15 operator PDEsolve() which, by the way, is quite complicated . Otherwise, you should create e rutine which uses the approximation of the given p. d. equation, by the finite differences method (after having studied the stability and the convergence of the method.).
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Hi MFranc,
thank you for your answer. I am using ptc mathcad prime 5.0.0.0. There is no PDEsolve Option, as I see in the function list.
Implicit FDM is an Option but a lot of work and sometimes unstable, unfortunately. I was hoping to find a good solver for that.
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To examine solutions or attempts to solve partial differential equations, by community members, with pdesolve (), do a search as shown in the following figure:
(Remark:you should better define the upper extremes of the double integral )
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Hello MFranc
I have finally accepted that I have to approach it by 2D FDM.
This is the preliminary result for 2 Dirichlet BC's and 2 Neumann BC's with a constant force:
Thank you!
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Hi,
https://peer.asee.org/teaching-fluid-mechanics-using-mathcad.pdf
The above link may prove helpful.
Cheers
Terry
