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Solution of nonlinear systems of equations. The equations might be algebraic or differential equations.

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Large set of nonlinear equations in Sympy

I have a set of 6 nonlinear equations, and using Sympy I find the values of the 6 unknowns. This works perfectly and it directly gives the exact solution, using sympy.solve to be specific. Now I ...
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FEM for nonlinear first-order ODE

Currently I am trying to solve nonlinear Ricatti equation using FEM (Matlab language): $$\frac{d r(z)}{dz} = i k(z) r(z) + \frac{i k(z)}{2}(\epsilon(z) - 1)(1 + r(z))^2$$ $z = [-h/2, h/2]$ and $r(-h/2)...
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How can I find the current for a nonlinear electrical circuit using the Shockley equation, in Octave?

For this electrical circuit: The voltage $ V_D $ can be found by solving a nonlinear equation: $$ \frac{V_{DD}}{R} - \frac{V_D}{R} - I_se^{V_D/V_T} = 0 $$ In this example, let $R=1000$, $V_T = 0.025$,...
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Numerical continuation of all eigenvalues of small, dense matrices

Consider a one-parameter family of matrices $A(q)\in \mathbb{R}^{n\times n}$, $q\in\mathbb{R}$. For my applications, $n$ is typically between $5$ and $50$ and $A(q)$ is generally dense, so direct ...
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Algorithm to solve system of nonlinear equations

I would like some tips in figuring out a good algorithm to find the solution of the following system. Let $\theta$ be a constant in $(0,1)$, let $i,l=1,...,N$, let $a_{l}$ and $b_{i,l}$ be some ...
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Spot redundant equations within nonlinear system of equations

Is there a general procedure to detect if in a system of m-nonlinear equations (also non polynomial) of n-unknowns some of the equations are redundant? Can the rank of the Jacobian matrix tell me ...
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Optimization Problem with Array Index as decision variable

I am trying to formulate an optimization problem where the decision variable is an index of the input array as part of the formulation. For example, I have the following term (this is simplified): $A[...
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Oscillation in non-linear porous flow solved by finite difference

I am trying to solve numerically the flow of a gas through a porous, spherically symmetric body. The non-dimensional equations read: $$ \frac{\partial\rho}{\partial t}+\tau\frac{1}{r^2}\frac{\partial}{...
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how to solve a coupled nonlinear partial differential equations(Boundary Value Problem)

So far, I have been looking into linear and nonlinear differential equations(Boundary value problem) that look like the following: $\frac{d^2 \theta}{dz^2} + \sin(\theta) = 0$ I am now familiar with ...
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Python code of explicit method of a nonlinear a BVP

I am trying to have a Python code for the following nonlinear BVP: $$\frac{\partial N}{\partial t}=\frac{\partial^2 N}{\partial x^2}+N(1-N)-\sigma N$$ $$N(0,x)=\sin(2\pi x)$$ $$N(t,0)=0 \hspace{3mm}N(...
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Once Lyapunov exponents have converged, can they diverge again?

I know the strength of attraction for a single attractor might vary from place to place. Say, if I calculated the Lyapunov exponents for a small portion of the attractor and they have already ...
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finding weak form of nonlinear differential equation for FEM simulation

The following is the well-known nonlinear differential equation for director's distribution at static equilibrium in liquid crystal displays(LCD). I want to obtain weak form of the given differential ...
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General dimensional solution to fast sweeping quadratic equation

I am reading Hongkai Zhao's paper The Fast Sweeping method. I have implemented the method in 2D and now I want to move onto 3D. However section 2.6 confuses me. The article says: But I have no idea ...
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How can i study stability for a new method that solves second degree non lineara differential equations?

I developed a new method to solve this equations $\frac{d{y}^{2}}{dx^{2}}=g(x,y,\frac{dy}{dx})$ for a general g(x,y,z), wich their solution is a function f(x)=y. Obviously you need $y(x_0)=y_0$ and $y'...
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Which analogs of Newton's multivariate method are faster?

Currently, I am studying a 2D nonlinear Schroedinger equation and searching for the fastest method. $$ \begin{equation} i \frac{\partial \psi}{\partial t} = [-\frac{1}{2} \nabla^2 + V_0(r) - i\gamma ...
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Poisson equation solution in a semiconductor structure

I am trying to solve the $\textbf{1-D}$ Poisson equation for a semiconductor structure at equilibrium (There is no external bias applied). $\textbf{Background}$ \begin{equation} \frac{d^2V}{dx^2} = -\...
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On solving a first order nonlinear differential equation

It all starts with this Cauchy problem: $$ \begin{cases} \sin(2x(t)) -\cos(3x'(t)) = x(t) + x'(t) \\ x(0) = 1 \\ \end{cases} \quad \quad \text{with} \; t \in [0,10]\,. $$ Not knowing which way to turn,...
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Solving $\sum_i^d a_i \exp(-q_i k)=b_0$ for $k$

Suppose $a_i,q_i,b_0$ are positive real numbers. I need to solve the following equation for $k$ $$\sum_i^d a_i \exp(-q_i k)=b_0$$ Is this a well-known problem? One my special cases has $a_i=q_i$ In my ...
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Strategies to solve an equation with a polynomial and a numeric function

I have to solve numerically an equation of the following form: $$ \sum_{n=0}^m c_n x^n = f(x) x^k $$ Where the $c_n$ are real values, $k$ is an integer and $f$ can only be evaluated numerically. The ...
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Accuracy of the Crank-Nicolson method for non-linear, inhomogeneous heat equation

I am currently coding a solution to the following PDE: $\frac{\partial T }{\partial t} =\frac{\partial}{\partial \theta}(A(\theta ,\phi )\frac{\partial T }{\partial \theta}) +\frac{\partial }{\partial ...
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Is it possible to globally solve a general coordinate-wise monotone nonlinear system 3x3?

Consider a system $$ F_i(x, y, z) = 0, \quad i = 1, 2, 3 $$ with $F_i$ monotonic w.r.t. $x, y$ and $z$. The system 2x2 can be easily solved with alternating direction method that will find all its ...
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Discontinuous Galerkin failing to converge Euler equations under p-refinement

I am solving the steady state compressible Euler equations in conservation form in 2D in a rectangular domain with a discontinuous Galerkin (DG) code I have developed. As a test, the boundary ...
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Splitting system of equations into linear and nonlinear part and solving separately

I was working on a problem recently (calculating all flows in a network given input and output flows, basically what Hardy-Cross tries to achieve) which can be formulated as a well-determined system ...
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Numerical computation of Lyapunov exponents: how to find convergence or non-convergence efficiently?

I am wondering what are the standards for convergence of Lyapunov exponents (and Kaplan-Yorke dimension)? For example, I have a MATLAB code to calculate Lyapunov exponents for the classic Lorenz ...
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Time Integrators for Water Wave Simulation

I am interested in using a numerical wave tank (NWT) to study the performance of various water wave dampers using MATLAB. I am looking at nonlinear water waves. My current NWT (2d, periodic) is based ...
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Numerically solving a 6th order non-linear differential equation in Matlab

I've posted yesterday a question about solving a non linear equation : it was not clear so I am reformulating my question. I am trying to solve a high-order non linear differential equation presented ...
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Easy way to perform solver over pandas dataframe

I'm moving from Excel to Python and I'm trying to solve these equations: $$\begin{align} X_1&=\bigg[\big(3.47-\log(X_2)\big)^2+\big(\log(c)+1.22)^2\bigg]^{0.5}\\ X_2&=\frac{a}{101.32}\bigg(\...
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Preserving conservation properties across time-integration schemes

I am interested in deriving an accurate, implicit discretization of a nonlinear advection-diffusion equation $$ \partial_t f = \frac{1}{v^2} \partial_v J(f,v) \equiv F(f,v) \tag{$\star$} $$ with flux ...
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Global convergence behavior of several Krylov solvers in scipy.opt

In the context of mechanical simulation, where I solve the stationary action principle directly (i.e. $\nabla S = 0$ for some scalar function $S$), I use the wrapper ...
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Why do we solve non-linearity in hyperbolic PDEs that way?

I am used to solve parabolic or elliptic non-linear PDE and the common methods to tackle non-linearity are Picard's iteration and Newton's method. I am a bit confused by the way things are done with ...
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Fitting data with a Voigt function

I have some data, (xrd data), that I would like peak fit with a pseudo-Voigt function, a combination of a Gaussian and a Lorentzian function. These are the functions $G(x) = I \exp\left( -\frac{4\ln(2)...
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Method to linearize highly nonlinear partial differential equation

I have a set of coupled pdes which I want to solve using finite-difference, of which one is nonlinear. The three linear pdes for quantities $T_f$, $T_s$ and $c$ are convection-diffusion-reaction-like ...
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Best way to solve system of quadratic forms

I have a system of equations that have the following structure. Let $x\in\mathbb{R}^m$ and let $x_k$ be the $k$-th element of $x$. Let $H_k\in\mathbb{R}^{m\times m}$ for $k=1,\ldots, m$. I need to ...
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Is it possible to use a fixed point iteration for solving this nonlinear system?

Consider the following differential equation \begin{align} \frac{\partial f(u)}{\partial x} &= g(x), \ \ x\in [x_{L},x_{R}] \label{Eq2.2} \\ u(x_{L}) &= g_{1} \end{align} where $f(u)$ is a ...
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Analysis of nonlinear finite element methods

I have been doing a lot of reading on the development of finite element methods and their analysis using, e.g., functional analysis. I am clear on the formulation of the weak form of a PDE and ...
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Verification of coupled system of equations for light propagation

I am trying to simulate the propagation of light in material using the non-linear schrödinger equation (NLSE): $$\partial_zE=\frac{i}{2k_0}\nabla^2_\perp E+\frac{ik_0n_2}{n_0}\vert E\vert^2E-0.5\beta^{...
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How to treat nonlinear radiation term in heat equation using Finite-element method?

I am trying to solve the time-dependant non-linear heat equation with radiation. This equation is coupled to the radiative transfer equation but for the purpose of my question, this does not matter ...
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Discretizing Multi-species Ion Exchange Equations by Finite Volume Method

I'm solving a system of multispecies ion exchange equations (diffusion+drift fluxes) in 1-d spherical domain using finite volume method to obtain the ion concentrations at the next time step. After ...
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Strange Picard iteration

I am interested in solving the equation $$ \begin{aligned} \nabla \cdot\left(\nabla \phi-\frac{\nabla \phi}{|\nabla \phi|}\right) &=0 & & \text { in } \Omega \\ \phi &=0 & & \...
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How to discretize a non-linear PDE with boundary conditions and intial value

Consider this non linear PDE: $$u_t + c(u^2)_x =\alpha u_{xx} \text{ , } -1<x<1 , t>0 $$ with $$u(-1,t) = g_L(t) \text{ , } u(1,t) = g_R(t) \text{ and } u(x,0)=f(x) $$ where the 3 functions(...
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How does the error work for the Strang Splitting?

We know in Strang splitting that the splitting error in the steady state solution is proportional to $h^2$. I want ask 2 things: If this error in the steady state solution is the global error? If we ...
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Discretization of a non-linear ODE using FDM isn't grid indepenent

I am trying to solve the ODE : $\frac{d^2T}{dx^2} = \omega_1 T+\omega_2 T^2$ + using different numerical methods. I have tried the following discretizations so far and none of them seem to be grid ...
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Approximation in the derivation of the Arc Length method

I am studying the proof of the Arc Length method in section 2.2 of this thesis. In equation (2.2) the author introduces the supplementary conditions $$ (\Delta {\bf u} + \delta {\bf u})^T \cdot (\...
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Solving coupled PDEs with self-consistency condition

I am figuring out how to attack a problem (the Usadel equations of superconductivity) in which I need to solve a set of nonlinear PDEs for the fields $\{G_i (r)\}$ $$ U(G_i(r), \nabla G_i(r), \Delta(r)...
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Stochastic differential equation system (SDE) : overflow encountered in double-scalars

I'm trying to integrate the following SDE system from Dekker et al. [1] $$\begin{cases} \frac{dx}{dt}=a_1x^3+a_2x+\phi+\zeta_x\\ \frac{dy}{dt}=b_1z+b_2(\kappa(x)-(y^2+z^2))y+\zeta_y\\ \frac{dz}{dt}=...
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Solving Laplace equation with constraint on boundary

I have found the following PDE problem in a paper: Essentially, we have a rectangular domain where there is a unknown interface $z=\xi(x)$ (liquid-air interface) separating the domain into two medium ...
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diffusivity matrix assembly in nonlinear finite element analysis

I want to solve a diffusion analysis using finite elements. According to fick's law, governing equation is $$\frac{\partial h}{\partial t} = D \frac{\partial^{2} h}{\partial x^{2}}$$ . h is relative ...
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Linearising Nonlinear Coupled Partial Differential Equations - Alfvénic Diffusion

I am trying to solve the following coupled partial differential equations with a finite difference scheme: $$\partial_tf+v\partial_zf+\partial_z\frac{1}{W}\partial_zf=0$$ $$\partial_tW+v\partial_zW-\...
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Improve code of logarithmic quantizer

I am implementing a logarithmic quantizer which is defined as follows: $$ q(u) = \begin{cases} u_i , \frac{u_i}{1+\delta} < u < \frac{u_i}{1-\delta} \\ 0 , 0 \leq u \leq \frac{u_o}{1+\delta} \\ -...
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Nonlinear root solving libraries which accept a Jacobian in band-storage

I'm in search for a library for solving large systems of non-linear equations, similar to MINPACK, but unlike MINPACK, can accept a Jacobian in band-storage. My Jacobian is sometimes not invertible, ...
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