how to solve non linear differential equations

dx(t)/dt=y(t)
dy(t)/dt=-(1/r+g+a+b|x(t)|)y(t)/c-x(t)/(lc)
t=-0.05:0.01:0.05
r = 1430;
a = -0.0683;
b = 0.0676;
c = 36*10^-9;
g = -0.0676;
l=27
i want to plot phase portrait of (x(t),y(t)) and plots for (t,x(t)),(t,y(t))

Answers (1)

Have a look at the help and documentation of ode45 and the numerous ode-examples.
In brief to solve this ODE-system write a matlab-function for the derivatives:
function dxdtdydt = your_ode(t,xy,pars)
r = pars(1);
a = pars(2);
b = pars(3);
c = pars(4);
g = pars(5);
l = pars(6);
y = xy(2);
x = xy(1);
dxdt = xy(2);
dydt = -(1/r+g+a+b*abs(x)*y/c-x/(l*c));
dxdtdydt = [dxdt;
dydt];
That ode you then integrate from some initial state over some time-period of interest
r = 1430;
a = -0.0683;
b = 0.0676;
c = 36*10^-9;
g = -0.0676;
l=27;
pars = [r,a,b,c,g,l];
t = -0.05:0.01:0.05;
x0y0 = [0,1]; % I wouldn't know.
[t,xy] = ode45(@(t,xy) your_ode(t,xy,pars),t,x0y0);
HTH

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it showing error like
Invalid expression. When calling a function or indexing a variable, use parentheses. Otherwise, check for mismatched
delimiters.
please refer any supplimentary materials for solving non linear differential equation in matlab
OK, now edited/corrected the code.
edited code also showing error
Nope, it is working.
r = 1430;
a = -0.0683;
b = 0.0676;
c = 36*10^-9;
g = -0.0676;
l=27;
pars = [r,a,b,c,g,l];
t = -0.05:0.01:0.05;
x0y0 = [0,1]; % I wouldn't know.
[t,xy] = ode45(@(t,xy) your_ode(t,xy,pars),t,x0y0);
plot(t,xy)
function dxdtdydt = your_ode(t,xy,pars)
r = pars(1);
a = pars(2);
b = pars(3);
c = pars(4);
g = pars(5);
l = pars(6);
y = xy(2);
x = xy(1);
dxdt = xy(2);
dydt = -(1/r+g+a+b*abs(x)*y/c-x/(l*c));
dxdtdydt = [dxdt;
dydt];
end
but in my system it showing error
Have you included all the corrections to your_ode.m?
now its working thank you sir, but i want output as sin wave
dx(t)/dt=y(t)
dy(t)/dt=-(1/r+g+a+b|x(t)|)y(t)/c-x(t)/(lc)
t=-0.05:0.01:0.05
r = 1430;
a = -0.0683;
b = 0.0676;
c = 36*10^-9;
g = -0.0676;
l=27
i want to plot(t,x(t)) and plot(t,y(t))
Well the solution does not look like a sine-wave. That is because I have yet another typo in the ODE, you will surely find it if you look close and read the code, and think about what you need to obtain an oscillating solution.

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