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jadyliber
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I need to NDsolve four differential equations.
But I find my code does not work. Who can give me some suggestions? Thanks!
But I find my code does not work. Who can give me some suggestions? Thanks!
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jadyliber said:I need to NDsolve four differential equations.
But I find my code does not work. Who can give me some suggestions? Thanks!
the equations:
Move it to the Mathematica forum, get rid of all that messy code, scrap all but one of them, write it neatly, and wait for help.
jadyliber said:is there a Mathematica forum?
mysol = NDSolve[{Derivative[1][y][x] +
(2*x + 1)*y[x] == 0, y[0] == 1}, y, {x, 0, 5}]
myPlot = Plot[y[x] /. mysol, {x, 0, 5}]
Mathematica is a computer program developed by Wolfram Research that allows users to perform complex mathematical computations and create visualizations of data.
Mathematica has built-in functions and algorithms that can help solve and expand solutions for differential equations. It also has a user-friendly interface for inputting equations and viewing the results.
While Mathematica is a powerful tool for solving differential equations, it may not be able to handle every type of equation. It is best to consult the documentation or seek assistance from a mathematician or expert in the field.
Mathematica has a steep learning curve and may seem overwhelming for beginners. However, with practice and patience, it can become a valuable tool for solving mathematical problems.
Yes, Mathematica can be used for educational and research purposes. It is widely used in universities and research institutions for its advanced mathematical capabilities and data visualization tools.