1. Consider the problem x' (t) = (1+t)x(t), x(0) = 5 (a) Find the Picard iterates...
5. Consider the second order equation x" + x = 0 with initial conditions (0) = 1, x'(0) = 0. We know the solution is x(t) = cos(t). Recover the exact solution by using the Picard iterative method to solve the first order system that is equivalent to the second order equation above.
5. Consider the second order equation x" + x = 0 with initial conditions (0) = 1, x'(0) = 0. We know the solution is x(t) = cos(t). Recover the exact solution by using the Picard iterative method to solve the first order system that is equivalent to the second order equation above.
Can you do this on MATLAB please? Thanks.
(1) [20 pts] Find the exact solution to the Initial Boundary- Value problem utV x E (0,1), t>0, a(0, t)=0, a(i, t) = 0, t>0, t 20. Write the scheme and a code (forward in time, center in space) to approximate the solution of this prob- lem for u = 1/6. Take ΔⅡ 0.1 and compare your results with the exact solution at t = 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10 with At0.01
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1. Consider the IVP y = 1 - 100(y-t), y(0) = 0.5. (a) Find the exact solution. (b) Use the Forward Euler, Heun, and Backward Euler methods to find approximate solu- tions ont € 0, 0.5], using h = 0.25. Plot all four solutions (exact and three approxima- tions) on the same graph. (c) Maple's approximation is plotted, along with the direction field, in Figure 1. Use it, and the exact solution, to explain the behaviours observed in your numerical...
27. Consider the Euler equation xạy" + a xy' + By = 0. Find conditions on a and B so that: a. All solutions approach zero as x → 0. b. All solutions are bounded as x → 0. c. All solutions approach zero as x + 0 d. All solutions are bounded as x + 00. e. All solutions are bounded both as x = 0 and as x → 00.
Consider the initial value problem i. Find approximate value of the solution of the initial value problem at using the Euler method with . ii. Obtain a formula for the local truncation error for the Euler method in terms of t and the exact solution . 2,,2 5 0.1 y = o(t) 2,,2 5 0.1 y = o(t)
5. Consider the following IBVP (initial boundary value problem utt - Curr = 0, 0<x<1, t>0, with boundary conditions u(0,t) = u(1, t) = 0, > 0 and initial conditions (7,0) = x(1 – 2), 14(2,0) = 0, 0<x< 1. Use separation of variables method to find an infinite series solution of this problem. Do a complete calculation for this problem.
4. (Matlal) attatimient) Consider the initial valle probleni 1<t< 2 y(1) 1 Caleulate the approximate solutions using forward Euler method, two stage and four stage Runge Kutta method with h 1/10, 1/20,1/40 and compute the maximum errors between the exact solution and the approximate solutions. Use this maximum error to verify the convergence order of each method (1, 2, and 1). Note: the exact solution is
Problem 5: Consider the initial value Dirichlet problem ut(t, x) – 2uxx(t, x) = et, (t, x) € (0, +00)?, u(0,x) = 1, u(t,0) = e- For the unique solution u(x, t) find the following limit as a function of t: (8 points) lim u2, t). +00
Problem 5: Consider the initial value Dirichlet problem ur(t, x) - 2uzz(t, x) = e, (t, x) € (0, +00), u(0,x) = 1, u(t,0) = e. For the unique solution u(x, t) find the following limit as a function of t: lim u(x, t).