problem about ODE (Rayleigh-Plesset Equation) error in ode15s
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Now , i simulate Rayleigh-Plesset Equation and i did the Function which is
function f = RP(t,y)
p_ref = 1e5; %reference pressure Pa
rho = 1e3; %density of fluid kg/m3
g = 1; %polytropic exponent Unitless
R0=0.0005;
f= [y(2);( pulse(t) - p_ref + p_ref*(R0./y(1))^(3*g) )/(rho*y(1))-(1.5*y(2)^2/(y(1)))];
return;
and this is the Pulse code
function z=pulse(t)
global A w t0 sigma env%accept globals.
z = A*sin(w*t); %no window
return
and this is the Solution
[T,R] = ode15s('RP',[0 3e-8],[1e-6 70]);
plot(T,R(:,1)),xlabel('time'),ylabel('Radius')
no i have this problem
??? Error using ==> odearguments at 103
RP returns a vector of length 1, but the length of initial conditions vector is 2. The
vector returned by RP and the initial conditions vector must have the same number of
elements.
Error in ==> ode15s at 227
[neq, tspan, ntspan, next, t0, tfinal, tdir, y0, f0, odeArgs, odeFcn, ...
Error in ==> solv at 6
[T,R] = ode15s('RP',[0 3e-1],[1e-6 70]);
what can i do ? i need a help i got the Signal simulation before but i did dome change , now i cant return
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Navid
2013 年 7 月 30 日
I am using ode45 to solve this equation. I am considering everything such as surface tension, viscosity, and acoustic pressure. I will get good results when the oscillations are stable. And by stable I mean there is no sudden collapses and bubble oscillation is not huge comparing to its initial radius. But when the oscillations become huge, and oscillations get transient, I am not getting good results. bubble radius reaches to very very small values but again rebounds to huge values. Any experience of suggestions? Is it better to use another ODE solver?
bym
2013 年 5 月 23 日
check your call to ode15s
[T,R] = ode15s('RP',[0 3e-8],[1e-6 70]); %your code
what does the following give you?
[T,R] = ode15s(@RP,[0 3e-8],[1e-6 70]);
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