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Hello everyone. I hope anyone can help me with this problem. I will greatly appreciate it. Willing to compensate anybody to answer this problem correctly for me.
The discussion focuses on solving differential equations (DE) related to oil spill modeling. Key points include the flow dynamics where oil enters and exits cells, represented mathematically as $s_i(t)$ for the amount of oil in cell i. The rate of change of oil in each cell is defined by the equation $\frac{ds}{dt}= s$ with an initial condition of s(0)= S. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the flow rates and their derivatives to accurately model the system.
PREREQUISITESMathematicians, environmental scientists, and engineers involved in modeling fluid dynamics and oil spill scenarios will benefit from this discussion.
This is a free forum. We volunteer our time... payment is not necessary. However in order to help you best we need to have an idea of just where you are running into problems. What are you able to do with this?echianne said:Hello everyone. I hope anyone can help me with this problem. I will greatly appreciate it. Willing to compensate anybody to answer this problem correctly for me. View attachment 11832View attachment 11833
Thank you so much. I have come up with different systems of DE but nothing seemed to work. I think there is something wrong with how I understood the problem.topsquark said:This is a free forum. We volunteer our time... payment is not necessary. However in order to help you best we need to have an idea of just where you are running into problems. What are you able to do with this?
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What have you tried?echianne said:Thank you so much. I have come up with different systems of DE but nothing seemed to work. I think there is something wrong with how I understood the problem.