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    Most proper time in Schwarzchild metric

    Sorry, is there power \frac{1}{2} in the coefficients of the above equations?
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    Mathematica Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    I am sorry for it. by the way, is there a Mathematica forum? thanks for advices
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    Mathematica Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    I need to NDsolve four differential equations. But I find my code does not work. Who can give me some suggestions? Thanks!
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    Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    Thanks for Jack'S and Bill's kind help. I can run some basic code mow. While I still have some related problems. Since I have solution near the r-> 0^+, and I still have some symmetry to set A_0=1, chi_0=0 and c_0=1, the only changing initial condition B_0 and q. That is in the following code...
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    Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    Thanks for Bill's and Jack's comments and sorry for my mistake in nb first. Next I will try and report it later. So waiting for me. Thanks again. By the way, to Bill, all your guesses are absolutely right.
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    Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    The following is the code, and it does not work. I do not know whether the code itself is ok. Thanks " rstart = 0.001; mysol = NDSolve[{d''[r] + (2/r + x'[r]/2 + c'[r]/c[r]) d'[r] == 0, -(x'[r]/r) + c'[r]/c[r] (g'[r]/g[r] - x'[r]) == ( q^2 (b[r])^2 (a[r])^2)/(r^2 (c[r])^2 g[r])...
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    Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    May I ask a stupid question? Are d0 and d1 functions of rstart or just a number using rstart=0.001? Thanks!
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    Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    Thanks a lot. I will try and report it later.
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    Help in Mathematica code for solutions expansion of differential equations

    About serval differential equations where A, B, D, g, \chi, c are functions of r \begin{eqnarray} &-\frac{{\chi}'}{r}+\frac{c'}{c}\left(\frac{g'}{g} -{\chi}'\right)=\frac{e^{\chi}(q A B)^2}{r^2 g^2 c^2}& \\ &c c''+c c'\left(\frac{g'}{g}+\frac{2}{r} -\frac{{\chi}'}{2} \right)=-\frac{B'^2}{2...
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