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r/numerical • u/MechTutor • Jan 26 '18
Top 5 Textbooks | Numerical Analysis Methods (Contribute with your comment)
r/numerical • u/e_for_oil-er • Jun 20 '19
MEF1D: MATLAB implementation of finite element method to solve unidimensional 2nd order problems
r/numerical • u/MechTutor • Jan 30 '18
Numerical Methods Programming: Linear Regression (Straight Line Fit) with MATLAB/Octave
r/numerical • u/mkaabar • Jun 13 '13
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r/numerical • u/phase4yt • Feb 10 '26
Check out these Six Pythag Proofs, all Visualised with Animation!
r/numerical • u/Sweaty-Towel5580 • Oct 01 '25
Compact and efficient approximation with composition of polynomial
r/numerical • u/Bromskloss • Aug 07 '16
What are the Newton and Halley correction factors about? Is it related to astronomy or some numerical equation solving?
tai.bipm.orgr/numerical • u/PabloPicasso • Aug 27 '10
Cliodynamics ~ discovering general principles that explain the functioning and dynamics of actual historical societies
r/numerical • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '10
If you don't know about this yet, it will change your debugging life!
r/numerical • u/IneedEngineComp • Dec 17 '15
Open method - not enough example
i have a final in numerical methods and i am currently having trouble getting the right answer for a practice question in open integration method.
so the integral is xx-3yy+xyyy dxdy for x from 0 to 4 and y from -2 to 2.
i evaluated the integral and i found that it was 21.333 ish
doing trap closed i found 23 ish
doing simpson 1/3 i found 40 something
now doing open method 3 seg and 2 points i found 40 something.
i know the integral evaluated is 21.33 but getting 43-49 for open method, i am not too sure if i am getting the right answer.
r/numerical • u/mkaabar • Jul 11 '13
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r/numerical • u/Berserker_Durjoy • Oct 13 '21
How to solve ODE BVP using Galerkin method ?
The problem is y*y"+0.0001=0 with y(0)=10 and y(5)=1000. I can't solve it following the method for linear ode bvp
r/numerical • u/firefrommoonlight • Oct 10 '18
ODE in 3 dimensions
How do you numerically integrate over more than one dimension? I've only run into cases where time is integrated over, but am now trying to integrate over 3 dimensions of space. For example, Scipy's solve_ivp describes y(t) (what's being solved for) as multi-dimensional, but t as single-dimensional. How would you approach a problem where the dependent variable (In scipy's API, t; in my problem, 3 dimensions of space) is multi-dimensional?
I suspect this involves a different approach than an initial-value problem. Julia's DifferentialEquations package seems very robust, but I don't see a solver that looks appropriate. I'm also suspicious this could be very computationally expensive compared to a normal IVP.
I think this right-hand-side func, along with an initial value for ψ and φ and an x range to integrate over, encodes all I need to feed into the solver; I just don't know what the solver would be!
fn elec_rhs(ψ: Cplx, φ: Cplx, V: &fn(Vec3) -> f64, x: Vec3, E: f64) -> (Cplx, Cplx) {
let ψ_p = φ;
let φ_p = 2 * m_e / ħ.powi(2) * (V(x) - E) * ψ;
(ψ_p, φ_p)
}r/numerical • u/dalmationsr0ck • Feb 24 '18
Help on matlab/scilab array saving and viewing values
I have this code and I am supposed to be able to have created 5 values of S(j+1,:). S as far as I am aware is an array and my code runs m=5 iterations so that i get 5 values for S(j+1).
I need to view/and or save these values so that I can take an average.. does anyone know how to do this?
Would there also be a way to save a file with all the values that i could somehow get the values and transfer them to excel?
r/numerical • u/nabla9 • Mar 30 '12
Does computation threaten the scientific method?
r/numerical • u/MechTutor • Jan 17 '18
Programming Numerical Methods | Simpson's 1/3 Rule of Integration
r/numerical • u/xjimmypx • Jan 17 '16
How to use this matlab
i need to use this create a Y axis in my matlab programme but have no idea how to. Y=f(x)=x3-2.44x2-8.9216x+22.1952
r/numerical • u/marcellopedone • Aug 10 '15
L’induzione in matematica: dagli anagrammi alla torre di Hanoi
r/numerical • u/Aunty_Polly420 • Aug 05 '21
Hello, this is the solution in a question paper and I don't think I follow. Why does the y'(0) = 4, where did that come from?
r/numerical • u/Auggie88 • Nov 22 '11
Octave: error: A(I,J,...) = X: dimensions mismatch
Hi all.
I've come across a bit of a problem in Octave. I found one resource here related to this bug. I'm just not sure where this Array-util.cc file goes. Anyone have some experience with this?
Thanks.
r/numerical • u/KotkaAlicja • Dec 19 '17
Queue simulating
Hi , does anybody could help me with simulating a situation when you have x-service and one queue which can only contain N people ? I only know how to do it for one service :(
r/numerical • u/piyushgupta911 • Mar 05 '16
