coupled differential equation with constant coefficients

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here 'kappa' and 'sigma' are constants. The boundary conditions are;
R(-1)=1
S(1)=0
kappa=1.
I tried it using dsolve but the graph obtained werenot correct. If anyone can solve it using bvp4c in the region (0,2) , it would be of great help.

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Ameer Hamza
Ameer Hamza on 22 Apr 2020
Edited: Ameer Hamza on 22 Apr 2020
This code solves the given BV problem. See the documentation for details.
x = linspace(-1, 1, 100);
init = bvpinit(x, [0; 0]);
sol = bvp4c(@odeFun, @bvFun, init);
subplot(2,1,1);
plot(sol.x, real(sol.y));
title('real(sol)');
legend({'R', 'S'})
subplot(2,1,2);
plot(sol.x, imag(sol.y));
title('imaginary(sol)');
legend({'R', 'S'})
function dRSdz = odeFun(z, RS)
sigma = 1;
kappa = 2;
dRdz = 1i*sigma*RS(1) + 1i*kappa*RS(2);
dSdz = -1i*sigma*RS(2) - 1i*kappa*RS(1);
dRSdz = [dRdz; dSdz];
end
function res = bvFun(RSa, RSb)
res = [RSa(1)-1;
RSb(2)-0];
end
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vipul kumar
vipul kumar on 23 Apr 2020
Edited: vipul kumar on 23 Apr 2020
Here kappa and L can be chosen but i have to generate a plot between normalised wavelength and the reflectivity.
The norm wavelegth is also a function of sigma given by,
norm wave=1/(1+L*sigma/pi*10000).
What i did earlier was create an array for sigma.
Calculated values of norm wave at these discrete sigma values.
By the solution of above diff eqn, calculated discrete values of reflectivity.
And plotted them. For kappa*L=2,8.

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