From: John on 5 Apr 2010 19:09 Hi I am a student at Stony Brook University and am working on a project for my Heat and Mass Transfer class but am unsure of how to solve a non-linear system of equations in MATLAB. The course the University provided for familiarization with MATLAB didn't go further than linear systems of equations. My equations are the following: [Underscore denotes subscript, and "^" denotes power) T_0 = 95 C T_∞ is known ∆x is known T_surr is known ε is known σ is known h is known p is known For m = 1 to 5 (T_(m-1)-〖2T〗_m+T_(m+1))/〖∆x〗^2 +hP(T_∞-T_m )+εσP(T_surr^4-(T_m+273)^4 )=0 For m = 6 hA(T_∞-T_m )+εσA(T_surr^4-〖(T_m+273)〗^4 )+kA (T_(m-1)-T_m)/∆x=0 This gives me 6 equations with 6 unknowns (T1 to T6) but how do I enter these into MATLAB to use with their solver? I am sure this is a very basic question but I am really stumped by it. Any help is appreciated! -John H
From: Torsten Hennig on 5 Apr 2010 22:40 > Hi I am a student at Stony Brook University and am > working on a project for my Heat and Mass Transfer > class but am unsure of how to solve a non-linear > system of equations in MATLAB. The course the > University provided for familiarization with MATLAB > didn't go further than linear systems of equations. > My equations are the following: > > [Underscore denotes subscript, and "^" denotes power) > > T_0 = 95 C > T_∞ is known > ∆x is known > T_surr is known > ε is known > σ is known > h is known > p is known > > For m = 1 to 5 > (T_(m-1)-〖2T〗_m+T_(m+1))/〖∆ > x〗^2 +hP(T_∞-T_m > )+εσP(T_surr^4-(T_m+273)^4 )=0 > > For m = 6 > hA(T_∞-T_m > )+εσA(T_surr^4-〖(T_m+273)〗^4 > )+kA (T_(m-1)-T_m)/∆x=0 > > This gives me 6 equations with 6 unknowns (T1 to T6) > but how do I enter these into MATLAB to use with > their solver? I am sure this is a very basic question > but I am really stumped by it. Any help is > appreciated! > > -John H Help fsolve. Best wishes Torsten.
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