Re: PhasePlane Diagrams or Poincaire maps
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- Subject: [mg17442] Re: PhasePlane Diagrams or Poincaire maps
- From: "Peltio" <peltDOT.ioNOS at PAMiolDOT.it>
- Date: Sun, 9 May 1999 04:43:50 -0400
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Gary Reich wrote >Can someone tell me how do either one of these with mathematica Gary, I think you'll find something of interest by browsing the mathsource archive. For the phase plane I wrote a very primitive procedure that has served me well until now, so I didn't feel the need for new ones, but I recall a mathsource item named PhasePlot... Anyway, these two books come along with packages and examples that will help you do phase planes and Poincare's sections. You can check them out on their web sites (I'm sorry I can't tell you more, but any search engine will do the work for you). Gray, Mezzino, Pinsky "Ordinary differential equations with Mathematica: a media approach" Telos/Springer Gerd Baumann "Mathematica in theoretical physics" Telos/Springer Hope that helps, Peltio