this is numerical analysis. Please do a and b 4. Consider the ordinary differential equation 1'(x)...
Exercise 2 (20 marks). Let a be a real number and consider the following numerical method to approximate the solutions to the IVP y' = f(y) with initial condition y(0) = yo: starting from yo, for all n > 0 define yn+1 by Yn+1 = yn + f(y) (first predictor) ent1 = yn + ** f (yn) (second predictor) Yn+1 = yn + h [af (y*+1) + (1 - a)f (y*+1)] (corrector). 1. (5 marks) The quantities yn+1 and y**1...
1. Numerical Integration The integral of a function f(x) for a s x S b can be interpreted as the area between the f(x) curve and the x axis, bounded by the limits x- a and x b. If we denote this area by A, then we can write A as A-f(x)dx A sophisticated method to find the area under a curve is to split the area into trapezoidal elements. Each trapezoid is called a panel. 1.2 0.2 1.2 13...
NOTE: • Subject: Numerical Methods for Ordinary Differential Equations: Initial Value Problems. 1. Consider the family of linear multistep methods Un+1 = qUN+ (2(1 – a) f (Un+1) + 3a f (UN) – af (Un-1)). Ppt" (a) Determine the order of accuracy as a function of the parameter a. Find the optimal a to give the highest order of accuracy. Let's call the optimal value Qopt. (b) Is the method with Qopt zero-stable? Is the method with Qopt convergent? Explain...
this is numerical analysis please do a and b 3. Consider the trapezoidal rule (T) and Simpson's rule (S) for approximating the integral of a relatively smooth function f on an interval (a, b), for which the following error local estimates are known to hold: (6 - a)"}" (n), for some 7 € (a, b), 12 [ f(z)de –T(S) = [ f(a)der – 5(8) = f(), for some 5 € (a, b), where 8 = (b -a)/2. (a) Given a...
Numerical methods for engineers (30%) ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Solve ODE dy/dx-3xy, where xo-1; yo-2, with step size h-0.1, (calculate only the first point, ie at x,-1.1 yiz?, )using (a) Euler's method (b) Heun's method (b) Fourth-order RK's method 4"
Question 21 1 pts Problem 21: Numerical solution of Ordinary differential equations Consider the following initial value problem G.EE +15y = 1.C:y(0) - 0.5 Carry out a single step of the modified Euler (trapezoidal) method solution from the initial condition with a time step of At = 0.2, and the predicted solutions is Y(0.2)-0.20 None of the above y(0.2)-1.27 Y(0.2)-0.25 (0.2)--0.75
Question 22 1 pts Problem 22: Numerical solution of Ordinary differential equations Consider the following initial value problem GE:+15y = 1.C:y(0) -0.5 Carry out two-steps of the modified Euler (trapezoidal) method solution from the initial condition with a time step of At = 0.1. and the predicted solutions is y(0.2)-0.20 None of the above. y(0.2) - -0.75 y(0.2)-1.27 y(0.2)=0.25
15a) Consider the IVP y f(x.y), axb, y(a) k By integrating the differential equation, using suitable interpolation points, obtain the two step Adams- Bashforth method, yo k; yn+1 yn+h/2 [3fxn,ya) -f(xa-l,ya-1] b) Estimate the error in part (a)
According to the Existence and Uniqueness theorem, the differential equation (t−5)y′+ysin(t)=5t necessarily has a unique solution on the interval 0<t≤5. TRUE FALSE A numerical method is said to converge if its approximate solution values for a differential equation y′=f(t,y), y1,y2,...,yn, approach the true solution values ϕ(t1),ϕ(t2),...,ϕ(tn), as the stepsize h→∞. TRUE FALSE If a numerical method has a global truncation error that is proportional to the nth power of the stepsize, then it is called an nth order method. TRUE...
(1 point) Suppose that we use Euler's method to approximate the solution to the differential equation dyr. dzvi y(0.4) = 9. Let f(x, y) = 25/y. We let Xo = 0.4 and yo = 9 and pick a step size h=0.2. Euler's method is the the following algorithm. From In and Yn, our approximations to the solution of the differential equation at the nth stage, we find the next stage by computing In+1 = xin + h Y n+1 =...