Module 5 B
Numerical method – 2
Solve.
For y(0.1) correct to four and places of decimal using Taylor series method.
Ans. The Taylor's series for y (x) about is given by
…
Here
And so on using the value in Taylor's series
To get y(0.1) correct the four place of decimal it is found that the term up to are to be taken and other neglected.
Thus y(0.1) = 0.9138
Model questions
Apply Taylor series method to find y(0.2) from given that y(0))=1
Euler’s method:-
Given compute y (0.02) by Euler’s method taking h=0.01.
Ans. We have
Here
Apply Euler’s method
Modified Euler's method
But which occurs in the right hand side of given equation cannot be calculated since is unknown so first we calculate from Euler's first formula
Or
Predicator formula
Corrector formula
Using modified Euler's method solved the equation for x=1.2 correct to 3 decimal places.
Ans. Given
By predictor formula
By corrector formula
Again, apply character formula
Once again applying the character formula
Since takes up to three place of decimal we get y(1.2)=2.2332
Let equation be
Then,
→ Using Runge kutta method of fourth order determine y (0.1) and y(0.2) correct to four decimal place given that where y(0)=2 and h=0.1.
Ans.
To find y(0.1) we have
For
Predictor formula
Corrector formula
Example. Apply Milne’s method to find solution of differential equation in interval
In step of h=0.1 it is given that
Ans.
Milne’s Predictor formula
Corrector Formula
Adam’s Bashtorth method
Predictor Formula
Corrector formula
Using Adam’s Bashforth method find y(1.4), given y(1.4) given ,
Ans. Given,
Adam’s Predictor formula
Corrector formula
=2.57494
Partial Differential Equation
Forward difference approximately
Backward difference equation
Laplace Equation :- Elliptic type is called Laplace equation.
Poisson Equation :-
In this case standard fire point formula is of the form.
Solve the Poisson equation
For the square mesh of the figure given below with u(x,y)=0 on the boundary and mesh length=1
Ans Here h=1
The standard five-point formula for the given equation is
For
Equation 1 becomes
=8(-1)(1)
---2
For equation 1 becomes
For equation 1 becomes
Putting in 1 we get
Putting for in 2 we get
Heat Equation
Bender Schmidt method :-
And
Crank Nicholson Method
Wave Equation
Where
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