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Re: Help with ODE solver


From: Marco Antoniotti
Subject: Re: Help with ODE solver
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2002 16:51:11 -0400

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> On 12-Sep-2002, Marco Antoniotti <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> | I think I understand that,  however, how are you going to code the
> | changing of the RHS at the points in 'tcrit'?
> 
> I thought you had that basically correct in the first post.  Inside
> the RHS function you simply use whatever parameter values are correct
> for the given value of T.

Pardon my obtuseness.  Do you mean that I will have to have a big 'if'
in the RHS function like

   if (t < t_crit_1)
      ...
   elseif (t_crit_1 <= t && t < t_crit_2)
      ...
   elseif (t > t_crit_k)
      ...
   end
   
and call

    result = lsdot('RHS', intial_conditions, timesteps, [t_crit_1; t_crit_2 ... 
t_crit_k]);

?

Thanks

Cheers

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