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Bill Simpson
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 07/30/12 11:57am
You are missing a ",t" in your
NDSolve[{D[rho[1, 1, t], t] == rho11,
...
D[rho[4, 1, t]] == rho41, <---right there
...
]
But even with that fixed it then throws
NDSolve::ndum: encountered non-numerical value for a derivative at t==0
NDSolve works strictly and entirely with numeric values for everything except the functions (and their derivatives) and t. I'm guessing you either have symbolic variables for Jx, Jy, gamma, d, Jz and perhaps other variables that you didn't provide values for in your example notebook or you assumed NDSolve would let you use symbolic variables.
Just as a quick experiment I tried using DSolve, which will happily let you use symbolic variables, but that threw
DSolve:: dsvar: 0 cannot be used as a variable.
and it might be possible to overcome that problem if you just cannot supply numeric values for all your variables.
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