Thread Subject:
Solving a 2D ODE with boundary conditions using hermite-spline collocation

Subject: Solving a 2D ODE with boundary conditions using hermite-spline collocation

From: Paul Mark

Date: 25 Apr, 2012 21:19:07

Message: 1 of 2

Right. So. I have a numerical problem and the references say to use hermite-spline collocation to solve them. MATLAB has, in the help menu, a file using this method to solve the problem on a 1D grid. Has anyone seen a method for generalizing this to a 2D grid? I think the problem generalizes to finding the coefficients for a bivariate scalar spline given the value of the function at interior points and the conditions on the boundary(either constant value, constant derivative, etc.). How to do this is beyond me. I can follow what they do in the 1D case, but cannot get it to work in the 2D case. Thanks for any and all help you provide!

Subject: Solving a 2D ODE with boundary conditions using hermite-spline collocation

From: Torsten

Date: 26 Apr, 2012 07:36:34

Message: 2 of 2

On 25 Apr., 23:19, "Paul Mark" <paulm...@eden.rutgers.edu> wrote:
> Right. So. I have a numerical problem and the references say to use hermite-spline collocation to solve them. MATLAB has, in the help menu, a file using this method to solve the problem on a 1D grid. Has anyone seen a method for generalizing this to a 2D grid? I think the problem generalizes to finding the coefficients for a bivariate scalar spline given the value of the function at interior points and the conditions on the boundary(either constant value, constant derivative, etc.). How to do this is beyond me. I can follow what they do in the 1D case, but cannot get it to work in the 2D case. Thanks for any and all help you provide!

Check out the PDE toolbox if it fits your needs.

Best wishes
Torsten.

Tags for this Thread

Everyone's Tags:

Add a New Tag:

Separated by commas
Ex.: root locus, bode

What are tags?

A tag is like a keyword or category label associated with each thread. Tags make it easier for you to find threads of interest.

Anyone can tag a thread. Tags are public and visible to everyone.

Tag Activity for This Thread
Tag Applied By Date/Time
spline Paul Mark 25 Apr, 2012 17:24:09
coefficient Paul Mark 25 Apr, 2012 17:24:09
ode Paul Mark 25 Apr, 2012 17:24:09
rssFeed for this Thread

Contact us