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Questions tagged [finite-difference-method]

Tag for the usage of "FiniteDifference" Method embedded in NDSolve and implementation of finite difference method (fdm) in mathematica.

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Here we give three tests for the problem of natural convection of air in a rectangular cavity with a Rayleigh number of $Ra=10^4$ and with the time-fractional derivative $\partial_t^{\alpha}$ in the ...
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I am trying to solve the following system of nonlinear PDEs in Mathematica, but I'm encountering difficulties, particularly with defining the initial conditions. Here's the system I am working with: $$...
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I want to try pdetoode for solving a heat equation with Neumman bc without using NeumannValue. I modified this code: ...
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I am trying to solve Burgers' equation $$\frac{\partial u}{\partial t}+u\frac{\partial u}{\partial x}-\frac{1}{100\pi}\frac{\partial^2u}{\partial x^2}=0$$ subject to conditions $u(x,0)=-\sin(\pi x)$ ...
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I try to solve f(x,t) numerically. Actually, this figure obtained employing pathlength continuation techniques as bundled in auto07p (or more modern pde2path) by Matlab So any help to NDSolve by ...
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Bathtub vortex is well known phenomena that can be simulated with numerical methods like FDM described here and FEM described in our paper here. Let consider bath with 2 inlets and one outlet in a ...
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Update I manage to find a way that resolves the problem. I'd like not to make this solution public for the moment so other answerers will have more chance to get the bounty. Here's a hint: it's a ...
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I'm attempting to reproduce the numerical model of the rippling instability of graphene as described in the paper "Physical Review B 101, 235428 (2020)" using Mathematica. Specifically, I'm ...
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