How should I solve coupled differential non linear equations? Given below.
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I want to solve equations A and B to find beta. Please help. lambda = 1.550; zmax = 2290; zmin = 300; N = 50; z = zeros(0,N); phi = zeros(0,N); r2 = 5; phimax = 50; phimin = 1; mu0 = 4*pi*10^-1; epsilon0 = 8.85*10^-6; k = 2*pi/lambda; for n = 1:N z(n)= ((n-1)*(zmax-zmin))/(N-1)+zmin; phi(n)= ((n-1)*(phimax-phimin))/(N-1)+phimin;
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n1 = z.*(1-0.015.*exp(-r2)/1.795); h(phi) = ((sqrt(epsilon0/mu0).*(1/k).*(beta(z).*e(z)+W)));
e(phi) = -((sqrt(mu0/epsilon0).*(1./k.*n(z).^2).*(beta(z).*h(z)+V))); e(z)=-1/1i.*((sqrt(mu0/epsilon0).*(1./k.*n(z).^2).*(T-Q))); h(z)= 1/1i.*((sqrt(epsilon0/mu0).*(1/k.*z).*(U-S)));
syms z f(z)=1i.*h(z); V=diff(f,z); syms z f(z)=1i.*e(z); W=diff(f,z);
syms z f(z)=z.*h(phi); T=diff(f,z); syms z f(z)=z.*e(phi); U=diff(f,z); syms z f(z) = ln(n1(z).^2); df = diff(f,z); syms z f(z)=e(z); P=diff(f,z); syms z f(z)=h(z); Q=diff(f,phi); syms z f(z)=h(z); R=diff(f,phi); syms z f(z)=e(z); S=diff(f,phi);
A= del2(e(z))+(n1(z)^2.*k^2-beta(z)).*e(z)-(df.*(beta(z)./((n1(z)^2.*k^2-beta(z)))).*(beta(z).*P+sqrt(mu0/epsilon0).*(k./z).*R)); B = del2(h(z))+(n1(z)^2.*k^2-beta(z)).*h(z)-(df.*(beta(z)./((n1(z)^2.*k^2-beta(z)))).*(Q-(beta(z)./k.*z).*sqrt(epsilon0/mu0).*S));
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Star Strider
on 30 Jan 2017
If they are nonlinear, it is best to not use the Symbolic Math Toolbox, since very few nonlinear equations have analytic solutions.
Integrate them numerically with ode45 (or ode15s or whatever ODE solver is most appropriate to your functions).
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