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Hi,
I am Francesco Saporito, and I was intested in applying for the ODE Solver project. I have been poking around the code and reading the Julia manual, and I am getting toghether some ideas for the …
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I realized one possible limitation of the current design of the step solvers: they don't make it clear how to write a multistep method. Right now, `solve_ivp` assumes that the only state that is neede…
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Hi, everyone!
My name is Jorge Perez, I have been learning Julia since last year's summer, and would like to submit a proposal to work on the ODE.jl package, for this year's GSoC!
I'm currently a ph…
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It is not obvious how to calculate force extended to contract one of the C elegans muscles in the Sibernetic simulation. This is in part due to the fact that it is not clear what the mass and accelera…
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Hi all,
I have started this new exciting (for me) project.
I started studying the work of Jacob. Then, after reading the Rouson's book, I decided to try a more formal approach.
Presently I have imp…
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Great tool overall!
I'm implementing a 16-dimensional first order linear system of complex numbers, using runge_kutta_dopri5.
I've tried programming the state x and step dxdt using:
- 16-d vector of…
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I would like to put forward a proposal for participating in [Google Summer of Code 2015](https://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/gsoc2015) as a student under the possible mentorship of @ac…
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Choose the best method of integration of equations of movement taking into account recently discovered problem of finite precision of float datatype (more information here: https://github.com/openworm…
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Apologies if this is a dumb question.
I am attempting to use odeint to solve an ensemble of ODEs using the VexCL. To do so, I'd like to use a dense output stepper with a VexCL object as the state typ…
ds283 updated
9 years ago
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It is written to work only for the special methods from the paper by Ketcheson, Macdonald & Gottlieb. It needs to be generalized for arbitrary TSRK methods.
ketch updated
9 years ago