I am writing to ask if you have any recommendation regarding, how one might manage to use a specific ODE for multiple types of systems whose functionality is described in part by the same ODE.
i.e. In case of having a mesh grid of nodes, where at each node the same ODE applies, though the current values of the state variables are different. Thus, instead of defining as many ODEs as the nodes, should I iterate and step the solver for each node or is there any other possible way to do it?
A student of mine recently defined as state variable a cell of a table, e.g. as follows: d(w[i]) / dt and thinks that the solver tries to iterate within all cells of table w[] ...
Is this some kind of a bug or is it really what it does in case of having such a state variable declaration?
Hi! I 've been using EJS ever since 2009 when I was in Spain, and I'd like to encourage you to keep up doing such a briliant work. Nevertheless, this is the first time I use this forum...
I 'd like to make a question regarding the Evolution page in EJS. First of all, is there any problem if someone uses both pages of code and ODEs in the same simulation? In most of the cases I use a page sequence like...
Page of Code--Page of ODEs--Page of Code--Page of ODEs ... etc
so I organize my preliminary code before specific ODEs whenever it is necessary. Is this OK? (I guess I could use the preliminary code section of ODE pages instead...).
Moreover, let's say that I want to simulate a 2D grid of nxm devices and need a DE to describe the response of each device, in every time step. Is there any way to do this without having to declare nxm different DEs? Is there any kind of iteration I could use instead? (Maybe PJ could be helpful?) The devices are identical, so the DEs are all the same too, except for some different coefficient values that I pass as parameters to the method I use in the ODEs page.
I am following the Fixed Function Plotter example in chapter three of Modeling Science: From Free Fall to Chaos.
My graphs appear correctly, however, the trace function connects the end points of the graph (straight line) for both sin(x)/x and sin(x). What parameter do I change to eliminate this effect?
Many thanks for EJS. What a fun environment to re-learn physics.