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Re: Help with ODE solver


From: Marco Antoniotti
Subject: Re: Help with ODE solver
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2002 10:08:48 -0400

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> On 12-Sep-2002, Douglas Eck <address@hidden> wrote:
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> | My experience is that it's better to break down the integration into
> | intervals. Also, if you later need to speed up your code some, it can
> | be much faster to write the xdot = f(x,t) as a compiled .oct file.
> 
> Lsode may integrate past the final output point and interpolate back
> to find the state values at the final output point, so simply breaking
> up the integration into subintervals may not be enough to avoid
> numerical problems if parameters change in your RHS function at the
> final output point of each interval.  Using the optional tcrit input
> for lsode may be needed anyway.


Thanks to all.  I hear you.

Could anybody please explain into a little more detains the usage of
the TCRIT argument?  The manual is not that illuminating and I am not
a numerical analyst (despite the fact that I could just bother a few
across the street :) )

Cheers

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