How to make a phase diagram plot?
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Hi all. I have an ODE
and I have already found the general solution of
.
and I have already found the general solution of
.How can I plot a phase diagram with some initial value like y(1)=1?
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Sai
2023년 4월 4일
I am not sure if the solution is correct because when x is equal to 1, y is not equal 1.
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Sai
2023년 4월 4일
Hi Wing,
I understand that you want to make a phase diagram plot for the above differential equation.
Please refer to the below code snippet.
function dydx = diff_eq(x,y)
dydx = [y(2); (exp(-x)-2*(x-1)*y(2)-(x-2)*y(1))/x];
end
Place two code snippets in different .m files. But the above code snippet in diff_eq.m file
[x,y] = ode45(@diff_eq,[1 5],[1; 1]);
plot(y(:,1),y(:,2));
xlabel('y(1)');
ylabel('y(2)');

please refer to the below documentation ink for more information on using ‘ode45’
I hope this helps you to resolve the query
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Sam Chak
2023년 12월 16일
Hi @Wing Nam
If the analytical solution exists, then you can solve the ODE symbolically using the dsolve() command. From the results, you can plot out the phase portrait diagram using the fplot() command.
%% Setup the ODE in symbolic form
syms y(x) z(x)
Dy = diff(y,x); % dy/dx
ODEqn = diff(y,x,2) == (exp(-x) - 2*(x - 1)*Dy - (x - 2)*y)/x
%% General solution
yGenSol(x) = dsolve(ODEqn)
%% Particular solution
init = [y(1)==1, Dy(1)==0]; % initial values
yParSol(x) = dsolve(ODEqn, init)
DyParSol = simplify(diff(yParSol), 'steps', 100)
%% Plot time responses of states
figure(1)
T1 = tiledlayout(2, 1);
nexttile(T1)
fplot( yParSol, [1 20]), grid on, ylabel('y(x)')
nexttile(T1)
fplot(DyParSol, [1 20]), grid on, ylabel('dy/dx')
title( T1, '2nd-order System')
xlabel(T1, 'Time')
ylabel(T1, 'Staes')
%% Plot phase portrait diagram
figure(2)
fplot(yParSol, DyParSol, [1 20]), grid on
title('Phase Portrait')
xlabel('y(x)'), ylabel('dy/dx')
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