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I want to solve a multi point boundary condition differential equation. I keep getting error on my Bvp4c line, I tried debugging it, but could resolve the error.
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function rhs = bvp_rhs(x,T)
rhs=[T(2); ((v/(2*a))^2)* T(1)];
function bc=bvp_bc(Tl,Tm,Tr)
bc=[Tl(1);Tm(21);(1/k)*e^(vx/(2*a))*(Tr(2)(200)+(Tr(1)(200)(v/(2*a))))];
x = linspace(1,200);
a = 0.25;
v=20;
k=45;
q=0.005;
solinit=bvpinit(linspace(1,200),[0,0]);
sol = bvp4c(@bvp_rhs,@bvp_bc,solinit);
BS=deval(sol,x);
plot(x,BS);
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Stephan
on 22 Oct 2018
Hi,
there are several Problems in your code:
bc=[Tl(1);Tm(21);(1/k)*exp(vx/(2*a))*(Tr(2)(200)+(Tr(1)(200)(v/(2*a))))];
produces error because:
Tr(2)(200)+(Tr(1)(200)(v/(2*a)))
is not a valid Matlab syntax, maybe you mean:
Tr(2) * 200 + (Tr(1) * 200 * (v/(2*a))) or
Tr(2) + 200 + (Tr(1) + 200 + (v/(2*a)))
however, this has to be fixed.
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Next Problem - If you want to express
e^x
in Matlab, the syntax is:
exp(x)
So if you fix this a valid line of Matlab code could look like this:
bc=[Tl(1);Tm(21);(1/k)*exp(vx/(2*a))*(Tr(2)*(200)+(Tr(1)*(200)*(v/(2*a))))];
But this has to be checked by you, because i made just a guess / an example.
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Next problem - When you fixed your equation to something valid, the variables v,a, and k are unknown in the functions. Fix this with a nested structure like this:
function solve_bvp
x = linspace(1,200);
a = 0.25;
v=20;
k=45;
q=0.005;
solinit=bvpinit(linspace(1,200),[0,0]);
sol = bvp4c(@bvp_rhs,@bvp_bc,solinit);
BS=deval(sol,x);
plot(x,BS);
function rhs = bvp_rhs(x,T)
rhs=[T(2); ((v/(2*a))^2)* T(1)];
end
function bc=bvp_bc(Tl,Tm,Tr)
bc=[Tl(1);Tm(21);(1/k)*exp(vx/(2*a))*(Tr(2)*(200)+(Tr(1)*(200)*(v/(2*a))))];
end
end
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Next problem - Index exceeds array bounds:
Sure that
Tm(21)
can be correct? It should be Tm(1) or Tm(2) i guess.
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Next problem - Undefined function or variable 'vx'. I guess
exp(vx/(2*a))
should be
exp(v*x/(2*a))
then this error is fixed - Or is there a missing variable vx?
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There are more errors in this code - i stopped debugging, because i think you should fix this so far, read about Matlab fundamentals and come back if you have done so far.
Best regards
Stephan
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