ISBN-10: 0130113816
ISBN-13: 9780130113818
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 1999
Format: Paper; 320 pp
Status: Out of Print
Suggested retail price: $27.00
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A manual demonstrating the power and utility of MATLAB in a differential equations course.
Accompanying the text is some of the finest software available for use in a differential equations course. This software has been extensively tested in the classroom and students applaud its ease of use. The MATLAB function dfield5 is used to plot solutions of first order differential equations of the form y'=f(t,y) using a variety of solvers: Euler, RK2, RK4, and Dormand-Prince. Direction fields can also be drawn. The MATLAB function pplane5 is used to draw solutions of planar, autonomous systems having the form x'=f(x,y), y'=g(x,y). Solutions can be drawn in the phase plane, tx-plane, ty-plane, and there are 3-dimensional and compositive views available. Many advanced features are available, including: direction field, nullclines, equilibrium point analysis and linearization, and the ability to adjust the step size of fixed-step solvers and the error tolerances of the Dormand-Prince solver. Users can also build and save systems and galleries of systems for later use. MATLAB functions eul, rk2, and rk4 also accompany the text and are used to introduce readers to fixed-step solvers and error analysis.
An extensive treatment of MATLAB's suite of ODE solvers empowers students with the ability to apply powerful routines to the solution of higher order equations and systems.
The text also features a honest treatment of the linear algebra needed for systems of ODEs, but no more.
- NEW - The text is now compatible with MATLAB 5.
- NEW - The text has been extensively rewritten. New exercises at various levels of difficulty have been added to aid a wider diversity of readers in their introduction to MATLAB 5.
- NEW - A new section highlights the use of discontinuous forcing functions popular in engineering course.
- NEW - Expanded treatment of the exponential matrix and its application to the solution of systems of differential equations.
- NEW - A set of exercises designed to classify equilibrium points of linear systems in preparation for the analysis and linearization of nonlinear systems.
- The text is now compatible with MATLAB 5.
- The text has been extensively rewritten. New exercises at various levels of difficulty have been added to aid a wider diversity of readers in their introduction to MATLAB 5.
- A new section highlights the use of discontinuous forcing functions popular in engineering course.
- Expanded treatment of the exponential matrix and its application to the solution of systems of differential equations.
- A set of exercises designed to classify equilibrium points of linear systems in preparation for the analysis and linearization of nonlinear systems.
Preface.
1. Introduction to Matlab.
2. Introduction to DFIELD5.
3. Vectors, Matrices, and Array Operations.
4. Numerical Methods for ODEs.
5. Advanced Use of DFIELD5.
6. Introduction to PPLANE5.
7. Solving ODEs in MATLAB.
8. The Symbolic Toolbox.
9. Linear Algebra Using MATLAB.
10. Homogeneous Linear Systems of ODEs.
11. Advanced Use of PPLANE5.
Index..
Ordinary Differential Equations Using MATLAB, 3/E
Polking
© 2004 | Prentice Hall | Paper; 264 pages | Instock
ISBN-10: 0131456792 | ISBN-13: 9780131456792
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