Solving Ordinary Differential Equations
written by
Wolfgang Christian and Francisco Esquembre
EJS and OSP examples to accompany the Solving Ordinary Differential Equations chapter in the Handbook of Dynamical Systems edited by Paul Fishwick. Dynamic models are described in the chapter with a "computer science slant" toward the problems of model design, representation, and analysis. EJS and OSP implementations are distributed in two ready-to-run Launcher packages.
Please note that this resource requires at least version 1.5 of Java (JRE).
Book Title:
Handbook of Dynamical Systems Modeling
3 supplemental documents are available
Ready to run package of EJS models. download 2075kb .jar Last Modified: August 7, 2009 Ready to run Launcher package of ODE programs. These Java programs make use of the OSP library. download 1687kb .jar Last Modified: January 23, 2010 Java source code for the Solving Ordinary Differential Equations chapter. Unzip this archive in your Java workspace to compile and run this model. Note that this code requires the Open Source Physics core library. download 49kb .zip Last Modified: July 20, 2012 previous versions
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EJS source code for the Solving Ordinary Differential Equations chapter. Unzip this archive in your EJS Workspace to compile and run this model using Ejs. download 112kb .zip Published: August 7, 2009
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