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bvp : A Nonlinear ODE Eigenvalue Problem.

This demo illustrates the location of eigenvalues of a nonlinear ODE boundary value problem as bifurcations from the trivial solution family. The family of solutions that bifurcates at the first eigenvalue is computed in both directions. The equations are

\begin{displaymath}\begin{array}{cl} u_1 ' &= u_2 , \\ u_2 ' &=-(p_1 \pi)^{2}u_1 + u_1^{2} ,\end{array}\end{displaymath} (15.3)

with boundary conditions $ u_1(0)=0 , \quad u_1(1)=0.$   


Table 15.3: Commands for running demo bvp.
AUTO -COMMAND ACTION
! mkdir bvp create an empty work directory
cd bvp change directory
demo('bvp') copy the demo files to the work directory
run(c='bvp.1') compute the trivial solution family and locate eigenvalues
sv('bvp') save output-files as b.bvp, s.bvp, d.bvp
run(c='bvp.2',s='bvp') compute the first bifurcating family. Constants changed : IRS, ISW, NPR, DSMAX
ap('bvp') append output-files to b.bvp, s.bvp, d.bvp
run(c='bvp.3',s='bvp') compute the first bifurcating family in opposite direction. Constants changed : DS
ap('bvp') append output-files to b.bvp, s.bvp, d.bvp



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Gabriel Lord 2007-11-19