%%Matlab code for Euler's forward
clear all
close all
%mu for Vander pol equation
mu=1.5;
%function for Euler equation solution
f1=@(x,y,t) y;
f2=@(x,y,t) mu*(1-x^2)*y-x;
%all step size
h=0.01;
%Initial values change as per student ID of the for 0.a and
0.b
%where a and b are before the last and last digit of Student
ID
x0=0.3; %0.a as per student id
y0=0.4; %0.b as per student id
%initial t
t0=0;
%t end values
tend=20;
tn=t0:h:tend;
% Euler steps
x1_result(1)=x0;
x2_result(1)=y0;
t_result(1)=t0;
%loop for Euler step for finding the solution
for i=1:length(tn)-1
t_result(i+1)= t_result(i)+h;
x1_result(i+1)=x1_result(i)+h*double(f1(x1_result(i),x2_result(i),t_result(i)));
x2_result(i+1)=x2_result(i)+h*double(f2(x1_result(i),x2_result(i),t_result(i)));
end
%printing the result for solving Vander pol equation
fprintf('printing the result for solving Vander pol equation for
x0=0.3 dx(0)/dt=0.4\n')
fprintf('\ttime\tx(t)\tdx(t)/dt\n')
for i=1:100:length(x1_result)
fprintf('\t%.2f\t%.4f\t%0.4f\n',t_result(i),x1_result(i),x2_result(i))
end
%Plotting exact solution and numerical solution
figure(1)
plot(x1_result,x2_result)
xlabel('x')
ylabel('dx/dt')
title('phase potrait plot for x(0)=0.3 dx(0)/dt=0.4')
%all step size
h=0.01;
%Phase potrait plot for initial condition x0=0 and y0=0
x0=2;
y0=0;
%initial t
t0=0;
%t end values
tend=20;
tn=t0:h:tend;
% Euler steps
x1_result(1)=x0;
x2_result(1)=y0;
t_result(1)=t0;
%loop for Euler step for finding the solution
for i=1:length(tn)-1
t_result(i+1)= t_result(i)+h;
x1_result(i+1)=x1_result(i)+h*double(f1(x1_result(i),x2_result(i),t_result(i)));
x2_result(i+1)=x2_result(i)+h*double(f2(x1_result(i),x2_result(i),t_result(i)));
end
%printing the result for solving Vander pol equation
fprintf('\nprinting the result for solving Vander pol equation for
x0=2 dx(0)/dt=0\n')
fprintf('\ttime\tx(t)\tdx(t)/dt\n')
for i=1:100:length(x1_result)
fprintf('\t%.2f\t%.4f\t%0.4f\n',t_result(i),x1_result(i),x2_result(i))
end
%Plotting exact solution and numerical solution
figure(2)
plot(x1_result,x2_result)
xlabel('x')
ylabel('dx/dt')
title('phase potrait plot for x(0)=2 dx(0)/dt=0')
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% End of Code %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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