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| Hello all, I was using RungeKutta 4th Order Method for my equation. So, if I just integrate without specifying the rule or method, what is the default rule that Mathematica use? |
| Hello everyone, I've been using Mathematica for only few months. From what I see in the introductions, there's alot more Mathematica can do. Just out of curiosity, what can we do with Mathematica? |
| Hello guys, I've been working on ParametricNDSolveValue with 4th order Runge-Kutta method and sometimes I received this error ParametricNDSolveValue::mxst: Maximum number of 10000 steps reached at the point x$214882$215402 ==... |
| Hello guys, I'm stuck with this question for some time. For my equation, I need to use WolframAlpha for my data. Firstly, I fix my initial water temperature as 500 Kelvin. Eg: Twater = 300 Cwater = QuantityMagnitude[ ... |
| Hello community. As I remember for other types of software, I can do a loop to repeat the equation until it satisfy a current condition. So now I have an equation that I need repeat the function until it satisfy the condition. I have check... |
| Hello everyone, I have questions regarding properties stored inside Mathematica. I am a master student researching on heat transfer. As I found out that Mathematica itself have data related to the thermodynamic data for the materials, for... |
| Hello everyone, previously I had ask about NDSolve with specified Runge Kutta 4th Order method for my equation. And here is what I got for combining few equations into one. Z = 1 In[199]:= Clear[Z] In[197]:= ... |
| Hello guys, I've been trying some built-in package in Mathematica and I have few questions. At first, I would like to solve my equation by using Runge-Kutta 4th order method. As I was looking into the tutorial, there's few types of equations such... |
| Hello everyone, I'm a new user to Mathematica and i have been trying to solve my equations using Explicit Runge-Kutta Method. The problem is that I have encountered "stiffness" problem, which shouldn't happen according to the calculation. At... |