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The user is experiencing issues with Mathematica while solving a system of differential equations, expecting the determinant to equal zero under specific variable values. Despite substituting R=5, S=8.2, a=3.116, w=3426, and h=0, the output is not zero as anticipated. The user suspects a potential error in the translation of handwritten equations into Mathematica, complicating the verification process. They attempted to find a value for w using FindRoot but did not achieve the expected result, leading to confusion. The discussion highlights the challenges of ensuring accurate notation and translation between handwritten and coded equations in Mathematica.
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Hello,I need help in Mathematica,my problem is that I wrote the system of differential equations and I put a certain value of the variables and it is supposed that the value of the absolute of the determent would be zero but unfortunately I did not get zero , I got another answer
when I put R=0,S=0,h=0,a=3.127,w=3390 the absolute will be zero
but when I put R=5,S=8.2,a=3.116,w=3426,h=0 the answer was not zero which is supposed to be zero as what is written in the research.So Is my writing of the equation in mathematica wrong?
I wrote the equations by my hand writing and also in Mathematica,so I hope to Know where is the mistake in writing the system in Mathematica?and thanks for help
 

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I tried to see if your hand written y'[19]== and your Mathematica y'[19]== were the same and I can't get those anywhere near the same. I am guessing your translation into Mathematica has changed enough things that I cannot verify any of your more complicated equations.
 
Sorry Mr Bill ,but I think that you did not notice that in my hand writing I wrote that
m= (S+(h(w^0.5)+aR)(1-t) & K= a^2 w(1-t) so when you susitute them in the equations you will find that they are the same what I wrote in Mathematica
 
I did notice that, but the difference in notation between your handwriting and Mathematica makes it more difficult than I have the time to spend to repeat the complete translation myself to find what is perhaps a typographical error somewhere.

And there is at least as big a chance that I'll make a different typo trying to do the translation myself.
 
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Compare between my handwriting & mathematica

Mr Bill ,thank you very much for helping me alot, I sent the new equations in my handwriting ,I hope it will better this time to compare with what I wrote in mathematica
 

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Mr Bill I tried to find the value of (w=T) which makes the determinte =0 when R=5,a=3.116.S=8.2 by using FindRoot and I got that w= 2548.33 but when I used this value I did not get zero for the determinte and that which made me puzzled and confused added to that the right value of w should be 3426 as what is written in the research
 

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