Solve with integrating an implicit function
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06-20-2014, 09:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-21-2014 02:45 AM by Helge Gabert.)
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RE: Solve with integrating an implicit function
Thank you very much, Bernard, this works!
May I ask three questions? Step 1: why does this only work with fsolve and not with nSolve (here, the Prime hangs)? - - by the way, the index on the Prime needs to be 1, not 0 - 0 is the convention in Xcas for the first element of a vector, I assume. Step 2: why does this only work with romberg, but not with int? - - also, by the way, - 1/3 needs to be appended to the integral in step two, otherwise there will be no opposite signs in step 3, and then, in step 4, h(t): will be simply t-g(t)/f(t). Step 4: why does one have to resort to an explicit Newton construct to find the root, and cannot use fsolve again? [P.S. Figured out why romberg works - - because it returns the numerical result right away - - so only two questions left!] |
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