- the ODE is stiff and you use a non-stiff solver,
- the solution is not stable - then tiny deviations caused by the different integration schemes are amplified.
Error using ODE solvers?
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Hi I'm trying to solve for this system of ODEs using the ODE solver that works the fastest:
d/dt[x1 x2 x3] = [-10^4*x1+x2^2+x3;0.1*x2+x3;x1^3-x2-10^-4*x3]
So in order to determine which ODE solver computes this the fastest, I've simply tested each solver with the same conditions and tolerance. However, the x1 values I get are extremely off from each other from each solver even though x2 and x3 are relatively close in terms of the tolerance. I don't know what seems to be the problem...
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Jan
on 6 May 2013
Edited: Jan
on 6 May 2013
The resulting trajectories will differ, when:
So at first determine the stiffness, then calculate the sensitivity matrix by varying the inputs and comparing the outputs.
Btw, if speed matters, -1e4 is faster than -10^4.
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