Determining the steady-state concentrations using your numerical solutions.

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What are the dynamics? How do you determine the steady-state concentrations using numerical solutions?
Plot should look like the following
File 1
function dYdt = lab1_model(t,Y) % TODO - Write the function declaration.
% Name of the function is lab1_model
% TODO - Extract a, b, c, and d from input vector Y
a = Y(1);
b = Y(2);
c = Y(3);
d = Y(4);
% TODO - Define the constants k1 through k5
k1 = 3; % mM/s
k2 = 2; % 1/s
k3 = 2.5; % 1/mM*s
k4 = 3; % 1/s
k5 = 4; % 1/s
% TODO - Define dadt, dbdt, dcdt, dddt from the ODEs
dadt = k1 - k2 * a - k3 * a * b;
dbdt = k2 * a - k3 * a * b;
dcdt = k3 * a * b - k4 * c;
dddt = k3 * a * b - k5 * d;
% Create output column vector dYdt
dYdt = [dadt; dbdt; dcdt; dddt];
end
File 2
clear all
% TODO define the timespan to simulation
tRange = [0 4];
% TODO define the initial conditions
Y0 = [0; 0; 0; 0;];
% call the solver of choice (ode45 is fine)
[tSol,YSol] = ode15s(@(tSol,YSol)lab1_model(tSol,YSol),tRange,Y0);
% plot solutions to look like figure in lab
A = plot(tSol,YSol(:,1),'b','LineWidth',2);
hold on
B = plot(tSol,YSol(:,2),'m','LineWidth',2);
C = plot(tSol,YSol(:,3),'g','LineWidth',2);
D = plot(tSol,YSol(:,4),'r','LineWidth',2);
% make axis labels and change linestyles as desired
xlabel('Time (sec)')
ylabel('Concentration (mM)')
A.LineStyle = '-';
B.LineStyle = '--';
C.LineStyle = ':';
D.LineStyle = '-.';
% make a legend
legend({'A', 'B', 'C', 'D'}, 'Location','southeast')

Answers (1)

Torsten
Torsten on 26 Jan 2022
Set dadt,dbdt,dcdt and dddt to 0 and solve the algebraic system in a,b,c,d using fsolve, e.g.

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