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Matt Walter
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 06/26/99 05:49am
I am trying to write a progam that solves for two inputs which drive three nonlinear differential equations to some specific value at a given time. The inputs are of the form:
Sum[f[i] Sin[it/n],{i,1,n}]
where f[] is a list of n values to be solved for. I try to solve for these using the FindRoot function but I come accross the problem that I have to actually type out each and every search specification ( {a[i],1,2} ). As a result, the user can't simply specify n, but rather has to go and alter the search specs in FindRoot.
The funtion which I am solving is one which takes as an input the piecewise portion of the input (i.e. the values of f[i]) and returns the solution of the differential equations at time T. Again, I have to type out the inputs to the function in FindRoot ( F[{a[1],a[2], . . },{b[1],b[2],..}] ). Is there a way to eliminate the need to do this?
I have a feeling that I am being too vague. If so let me know and I will give whatever information you need.
I appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Matt Walter
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