Need in solving a programm in FOTRAN

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The discussion centers around a FORTRAN program designed to solve the differential equation f(x0, y0) = 2*(y**2) + 5 using the Runge-Kutta method. The user is a beginner in FORTRAN and seeks assistance in executing the program, acknowledging potential mistakes in the code. Key issues identified include the need for the "IMPLICIT NONE" statement to avoid implicit variable declarations, the undefined function "f," and the mismatch in the number of arguments passed to the rk function, which is defined to accept only one argument. Additionally, there is confusion regarding variable names, as the user reads input into "x" instead of "x0." The conversation emphasizes the importance of correcting these errors for successful program execution.
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Friends,
i have written a program in FOTRAN for solving a equation [f(x0,y0)= 2*(y**2)+5]
I'm in the learning stage of FOTRAN. So please don't mind if my program has got any silly mistakes.
Please help in executing the program.

program rungekutta


print *,' DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION WITH 1 VARIABLE OF ORDER 1'

print*,"enter the value of x0"
read*,x

print*,"enter the value of y0"
read*,y

print*,"enter the value of step size"
read*,h

print*,"solution for the equation is",rk(x0,y0,h)


call runge(m,f1,n,h,x1)

end

function rk(y) result(r)

!Example: y'=(2*y^2+5)

real y,r

r = (2*(y**2)+5)
end function rk(y)

Subroutine runge(m,f1,n,h,x1)

integer f1,i,j,m,n,h

real x,w1,w2,w3,w4,x0,y;

do i=1, m
ni = (i - 1) * f1 - 1
do j=1, f1
x = x1 + h * (n + j)
w1 = h * f(x0,y0)
w2 = h * f(x0+h/2, y0+w1/2)
w3 = h * f(x0+h/2, y0+w2/2)
w4 = h * f(x0+h, y0+w3)
x = x0 + h

x = y + (w1 + w2 + w2 + w3 + w3 + w4) / 6

end do

end do

end
 
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what does the subroutine runge do for you? it is not being used anywhere.

why if function rk is declared with 1 argument, you pass 3 to it?
 
yes sir,
i do agree. but I'm not able not correct that .
Can u help me in writing the correct step.
I took an equation (2*(y**2)+5)
i want to solve this using Runge kutta.
Thanks in advance
 
Sampath Emani said:
Friends,
i have written a program in FOTRAN for solving a equation [f(x0,y0)= 2*(y**2)+5]
I'm in the learning stage of FOTRAN. So please don't mind if my program has got any silly mistakes.
Please help in executing the program.

program rungekutta


print *,' DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION WITH 1 VARIABLE OF ORDER 1'

print*,"enter the value of x0"
read*,x

print*,"enter the value of y0"
read*,y

print*,"enter the value of step size"
read*,h

print*,"solution for the equation is",rk(x0,y0,h)


call runge(m,f1,n,h,x1)

end

function rk(y) result(r)

!Example: y'=(2*y^2+5)

real y,r

r = (2*(y**2)+5)
end function rk(y)

Subroutine runge(m,f1,n,h,x1)

integer f1,i,j,m,n,h

real x,w1,w2,w3,w4,x0,y;

do i=1, m
ni = (i - 1) * f1 - 1
do j=1, f1
x = x1 + h * (n + j)
w1 = h * f(x0,y0)
w2 = h * f(x0+h/2, y0+w1/2)
w3 = h * f(x0+h/2, y0+w2/2)
w4 = h * f(x0+h, y0+w3)
x = x0 + h

x = y + (w1 + w2 + w2 + w3 + w3 + w4) / 6

end do

end do

end

There are at least several problems that you need to rectify.
(In future, include all the error messages with your post, along with the
source.)

1. You need "IMPLICIT NONE" in the program and in each subroutine
and function.

2. What is "f"?

3. when you invoke rk, it is with 3 arguments.
Yet the function is defined with only one dummy argument.

4. You requested the input of "x0", but you read the value into "x", etc.
 
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