Boundary Value Problem
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- Subject: [mg8768] Boundary Value Problem
- From: Multimpor International Holding Corporation <mihcgab at ceniai.inf.cu>
- Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1997 20:51:10 -0400
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Hi,
I have several boundary-value differential ordinary linear problems of
second
orden, like this:
A[x]y''[x]+B[x]y'[x]+C[x]y[x]==F[x],
x in [a, b],
y[a]== ya,
y'[b]+ C1 y[b]== C2
where A,B,C and F are analitic functions
This equation has not an analitic solution.
I am looking for a numerical solution with good precision. The Images of
the
functions move in [-10^22, 10^22], and x moves in [0, 10^-4]. May be for
this reason, there are so many precision errors in the solution obtained
for
Multiple-Shooting and Finite-Differences Methods.
I have also intended to solve it by the NDSolve (which uses
the Gel'fandLokutsiyevskii chasing method), but the calculation is too
expensive in time and without any result.
What method do you advise?
Which is the difference between Back-Shooting, Forward-Shooting and
Multiple-Shooting Methods?
What is the essence of the Gel'fandLokutsiyevskii chasing method?
Could you recommend me any electronic bibliography in Internet?
I am a cuban girl. English is not my language. Excuse my mistakes, please.