Solve 3в order ODE
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Hello everyone!
Im trying to solve following equation f(x):
(1e-7+5.1471e-04+1.164e2*f')*f''' +1.164e2*f'''^2-1.2e-06*f'-12/5*(f''*(1+f)+f'^2)=0
with
f(0)= -1
f(xmax)=0
f'(0)=0
I have no clue how I can rearange it since there are f'^2 and f''*f terms.
As far as I know the ODE system should look like:
df(1)=f'...
df(2)=f''...
df(3)=f'''...
df(4)=f''''...
but I dont know how I can make it work.
Any help would be really helpfull...
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John D'Errico
el 6 de Mayo de 2020
Editada: John D'Errico
el 6 de Mayo de 2020
I don't see any 4th order term in there. Unless, perhaps that is what you intend by f''*.
So assuming that to be true, a 4th order ODE must have exactly 4 initial conditions. You only seem to be providing 3 of them. And one of them is a condition at the far end, so a boundary condition. It also means you will need to use some scheme other then the initial value solvers normally used. A shooting method is one common approach, as is collocation, but even those must fail unless you provide a 4th condition. (Assuming this really is a 4th order ODE.)
I'm not even sure that what we see is the real problem, since I see things like:
1e-7+5.1471e-04
Is there a reason why you would not add those two constants? My question is if there are some other terms attached to them.
Anyway, since this is a fairly nonlinear ODE, you will not easily arrange it into a simple form as you think you want to do. I would guess a collocation scheme might be most appropriate.
Matdoomer
el 6 de Mayo de 2020
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