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    Pde Tool

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    This document provides an outline and overview of using the MATLAB PDE Toolbox. It discusses boundary value problems (BVPs) and the three main steps to use the PDE Toolbox: 1) define the PDE problem by drawing the geometry and specifying boundary conditions and PDE coefficients, 2) solve the discrete PDE problem, and 3) visualize the results. It also provides a worked example of solving the PDE -Δu=f in a domain Ω with boundary condition u=0 on ∂Ω.

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    This document provides an outline and overview of using the MATLAB PDE Toolbox. It discusses boundary value problems (BVPs) and the three main steps to use the PDE Toolbox: 1) define the PDE problem by drawing the geometry and specifying boundary conditions and PDE coefficients, 2) solve the discrete PDE problem, and 3) visualize the results. It also provides a worked example of solving the PDE -Δu=f in a domain Ω with boundary condition u=0 on ∂Ω.

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    This document provides an outline and overview of using the MATLAB PDE Toolbox. It discusses boundary value problems (BVPs) and the three main steps to use the PDE Toolbox: 1) define the PDE problem by drawing the geometry and specifying boundary conditions and PDE coefficients, 2) solve the discrete PDE problem, and 3) visualize the results. It also provides a worked example of solving the PDE -Δu=f in a domain Ω with boundary condition u=0 on ∂Ω.

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    Pde Tool

    Uploaded by

    Abiola T Obembe
    This document provides an outline and overview of using the MATLAB PDE Toolbox. It discusses boundary value problems (BVPs) and the three main steps to use the PDE Toolbox: 1) define the PDE problem by drawing the geometry and specifying boundary conditions and PDE coefficients, 2) solve the discrete PDE problem, and 3) visualize the results. It also provides a worked example of solving the PDE -Δu=f in a domain Ω with boundary condition u=0 on ∂Ω.

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    The document discusses using MATLAB's PDE Toolbox to solve partial differential equations numerically using finite element methods. The PDE Toolbox allows defining PDE problems on 2D geometries and visualizing solutions.

    The major steps involve defining the PDE problem by specifying the geometry, boundary conditions, and PDE coefficients, solving the discrete problem using different solvers, and visualizing the results using various plotting options.

    The different types of boundary conditions that can be specified include Dirichlet, Neumann, Robin, and periodic boundary conditions on different boundary segments of the geometry.

    Outline

    1- Quick Introduction to MATLAB



    2- PDE Toolbox

    3- BVP

    4- 3 Steps to use PDE Toolbox

    5- Worked Example
    MATLAB Help (Help/MATLAB Help/Getting
    Startted/Manipulating Matrices)
    Read getstart.pdf file
    A Matlab tutorial from the University of New Hampshire
    Matlab Primer (for an earlier version of Matlab)
    A Matlab tutorial from the University of New Hampshire
    MATLAB Online Reference Documentation provides direct hypertext links to specific MATLAB
    function descriptions (from the Math Dept, University of Florida).
    Matlab Help Desk (including manuals).
    Mathworks, Inc., producers of Matlab.
    Mathtools.net: a technical computing portal for scientific and engineering needs.
    PDE Toolbox
    The Partial Differential Equation Toolbox is a
    Matlab based collection of tools for solving Partial
    Differential Equations (PDEs) on a two-
    dimensional surface using the Finite Element
    Method (FEM).
    The 2-D surface can be drawn using four different
    types of solid objects: rectangles, ellipses, circles,
    and polygons.
    A brief overview of the major steps of a PDE
    Toolbox GUI (pdetool) session:
    Start PDE toolbox
    Start MATLAB






    Start PDE Toolbox
    type: >> pdetool
    Boundary Value Problem (BVP)
    Find

    PDE in

    Under the BC (Boundary Condition)

    BC on

    u

    Example of BVP
    Find

    in

    with the BC (Boundary Condition)

    on

    u

    u f
    0 u
    (1,1)

    3 Steps
    I- Define PDE problem

    u f

    II- Solve the PDE problem


    III- Visualize the results
    Setup and Setting
    Example
    Solve


    u f
    0 u

    I- Define a PDE problem
    1 Draw mode: you create the geometry
    ( set of rectangle, circle, ellipse, and polygon)

    2- Boundary mode: specify the boundary
    conditions
    (different types of BC on different boundary segments)

    3- PDE mode: specify the type of PDE and the coeff
    (Elliptic, Parabolic, Hyperbolic)

    II- Solve a PDE problem


    1 Mesh mode: generate and plot meshes
    ( generate, refine, control parameters, show labels)



    2- Solve mode: solve the discrete problem
    (Elliptic, Parabolic, Hyperbolic)
    III- Visualize the results
    1 Plot mode: wide range of visualization
    possibilities
    ( color, vector field plots, surface, mesh, contour)
    ( time-dependent: animated movie)

    Solve A PDE problem

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