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A Google search for "mathematica manipulate ndsolve" shows several examples of how to do this.
Hi, I am trying to plot the angles of a spherical pendulum fixed to a oscillating cart. I have derived the equations of motion, when I try to solve the equations using "NDSolve", following error occurs: > `NDSolve::ndsz: At t ==...
Is it possible that second Lagrangian term was supposed to be `m2/2*l2^2*\[Theta]2'[t]^2` (note derivative of theta_2)? With that change the integration does not go singular and the plot seems reasonable.
Disregarding physics and considering what you have done only programming-wise 1. Boundary conditions need to be used with equal (==) rather then Set (i.e, a single = sign) 2. There is a problem with the differentiation (the first part) 3. You...
I plotted your result using Plot[\[Theta][t] /. sol, {t, 0, 10}] It's constant, equal to Pi.
Thank you very much, the "Remove" Command works very well. Have a nice day.
Thanks for your answer, I reinstalled Mathematica and now it works.