Wrzlprmft
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2 years ago Brief answer: Yes, this is possible and the implementation is mostly straightforward. You just write something like G(t+y(1)), where y(1) is the dynamical variable representing τ. Here is a brief documentation and also a link to an example.
Note that I am not exactly sure what dτ represents in your equations, so I cannot comment on that.
HI, I saw many tutorials to learn how to use Jitcdde, but many of them use constant delays. I want to know if is possible to solve variable delay using Jitcdde. Something like this
$$ dy/ dt = y(t) \times ( G(t + \tau) - G(t)) $$
$$ d\tau/ dt = F(t) / F(t + d\tau) $$
Where G and F are functions. For exemplification both could be a $sin$
Please @Wrzlprmft could you give an example of how to implement this type of delay equations using JITCDDE.