Runge Kutt A
Runge Kutt A
Runge Kutt A
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Theorem (Runge-Kutta Method of order 4) Assume that f(t,y) is continuous and satisfies a
Lipschits condition in the variable y, and consider the I. V. P. (initial value problem)
for
where
as an approximate solution to the differential equation using the discrete set of points .
, for .
The error at the right end of the interval is called the final global error
Compute the Runge-Kutta solution based on 25 subintervals and plot the results.
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Runge Kutta Method for O.D.E.'s
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Runge Kutta Method for O.D.E.'s
Compute the Runge-Kutta solution based on 50 subintervals and plot the results.
Compute the Runge-Kutta solution based on 100 subintervals and plot the results.
Observe that one fewer subinterval is computed for this case.
Compute the Runge-Kutta solution based on 200 subintervals and plot the results.
Observe that four fewer subintervals are computed for this case.