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Rashmi
Rashmi on 23 Jun 2024
Answered: Torsten on 23 Jun 2024
FDMex()
Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.

Error in solution>FDMex/equation (line 61)
F(i+1) = (F(i) + F(i+2))/2 -H(i)*(h/2)*(F(i+1)-F(i)) +(h^2)*(G(i)^2) - (h^2)*(F(i)^2) + (h^2)*(S/2)*((((i*h)+1)/2)*((F(i+1)-F(i))/h)+F(i)) - (h^2)*(k/2)*(((G(i+1)-G(i))/h)^2 - ((F(i+1)-F(i))/h)^2+2*F((F(i) -2*F(i+1) + F(i+2))/h^2));

Error in solution>FDMex (line 34)
[H1,F1,G1,theta1,phi1] = equation(H,F,G,theta,phi,N,h);
function FDMex()
N = 100;
lgth = 1.0;
h = lgth/N;
eta = 0:h:lgth;
Ac = 0.0001;
S = 0.2;
k = 0.1;
Pr = 1.0;
Sc = 1.2;
alpha1 = 0.4;
alpha2 = 0;
zeta = 0.3;
gamma = 0.3;
omega = 0.4;
fw = 0.2;
F = zeros(N+2, 1);
G = zeros(N+2, 1);
theta = zeros(N+2, 1);
phi = zeros(N+2, 1);
H = zeros(N+2, 1);
F(1) = 0;
G(1) = omega;
theta(1) = 1;
phi(1) = 1;
H(1) = S + fw / Sc * (phi(2) - phi(1)) / h^2;
F(N+2) = 0;
G(N+2) = 0;
theta(N+2) = 0;
phi(N+2) = 0;
c = 1.0;
while(c>0)
[H1,F1,G1,theta1,phi1] = equation(H,F,G,theta,phi,N,h);
c = 0.0;
for i = 2:N-1
if (abs((H(i)-H1(i)), (F(i) - F1(i)), (G(i) - G1(i)),(theta(i) - theta1(i)), (phi(i) - phi1(i)))>Ac)
c = c+1;
break
end
end
H = H1;
F = F1;
G = G1;
theta = theta1;
phi = phi1;
end
disp('Hence solutions = :' );
H2(1 : N+2) = H;
F2(1 : N+2) = F;
G2(1 : N+2) = G;
theta2(1 : N+2) = theta;
phi2(1 : N+2) = phi;
eta = 0:h:lgth;
figure(1)
plot(eta,H2,'*r')
hold on
function [H1,F1,G1,theta1,phi1] = equation(H,F,G,theta,phi,N,h)
for i = 2:N-1
H(i+1) = H(i) - h*2*F(i);
F(i+1) = (F(i) + F(i+2))/2 -H(i)*(h/2)*(F(i+1)-F(i)) +(h^2)*(G(i)^2) - (h^2)*(F(i)^2) + (h^2)*(S/2)*((((i*h)+1)/2)*((F(i+1)-F(i))/h)+F(i)) - (h^2)*(k/2)*(((G(i+1)-G(i))/h)^2 - ((F(i+1)-F(i))/h)^2+2*F((F(i) -2*F(i+1) + F(i+2))/h^2));
G(i+1) = 2*G(i) - G(i+2) -(h/2)*H(i)*(G(i+1)-G(i+2)) + 2*F(i)*G(i) - (h^2)*S*(((i*h+1)/2)*((G(i+1)-G(i+2))/2*h)+G(i)) + (h^2)*2*k*(F(i)*((G(i+1) -2*G(i) + G(i+2))/h^2) - ((F(i+1)-F(i+2))/2*h)*((G(i+1)-G(i+2))/2*h));
theta(i+1) = 2*theta(i) - theta(i+2) + Pr*(h/2)*(theta(i+1)-theta(i+2)) - Pr*(h^2)*S*(((i*h+1)/2)*((theta(i+1)-theta(i+2))/2*h)+alpha1*theta(i)) + zeta*((theta(i+1) -2*theta(i) + theta(i+2))/h^2 - 2*F(i)*G(i)*((theta(i+1)-theta(i+2))/2*h)); phi(i+1) = 2*phi(i) - phi(i+2) + Sc*(h/2)*(theta(i+1)-theta(i+2)) - Sc*(h^2)*S*(((i*h+1)/2)*((phi(i+1)-theta(i+2))/2*h)+alpha2*phi(i)) + Sc*(h^2)*gamma*phi(i);
end
H1(1) = H(1);
F1(1) = F(1);
G1(1) = G(1);
theta1(1) = theta(1);
phi1(1) = phi(1);
F1(N+2) = F(N+2);
G1(N+2) = G(N+2);
theta1(N+2) = theta(N+2);
phi1(N+2) = phi(N+2);
end
end
AArray indices must be positive integers or logical values.

Accepted Answer

Torsten
Torsten on 23 Jun 2024
F(i+1) = (F(i) + F(i+2))/2 -H(i)*(h/2)*(F(i+1)-F(i)) +(h^2)*(G(i)^2) - (h^2)*(F(i)^2) + (h^2)*(S/2)*((((i*h)+1)/2)*((F(i+1)-F(i))/h)+F(i)) - (h^2)*(k/2)*(((G(i+1)-G(i))/h)^2 - ((F(i+1)-F(i))/h)^2+2*F((F(i) -2*F(i+1) + F(i+2))/h^2));
G(i+1) = 2*G(i) - G(i+2) -(h/2)*H(i)*(G(i+1)-G(i+2)) + 2*F(i)*G(i) - (h^2)*S*(((i*h+1)/2)*((G(i+1)-G(i+2))/2*h)+G(i)) + (h^2)*2*k*(F(i)*((G(i+1) -2*G(i) + G(i+2))/h^2) - ((F(i+1)-F(i+2))/2*h)*((G(i+1)-G(i+2))/2*h));
theta(i+1) = 2*theta(i) - theta(i+2) + Pr*(h/2)*(theta(i+1)-theta(i+2)) - Pr*(h^2)*S*(((i*h+1)/2)*((theta(i+1)-theta(i+2))/2*h)+alpha1*theta(i)) + zeta*((theta(i+1) -2*theta(i) + theta(i+2))/h^2 - 2*F(i)*G(i)*((theta(i+1)-theta(i+2))/2*h)); phi(i+1) = 2*phi(i) - phi(i+2) + Sc*(h/2)*(theta(i+1)-theta(i+2)) - Sc*(h^2)*S*(((i*h+1)/2)*((phi(i+1)-theta(i+2))/2*h)+alpha2*phi(i)) + Sc*(h^2)*gamma*phi(i);
Line 1:
You forgot the loop index i you refer to:
2*F((F(i) -2*F(i+1) + F(i+2))/h^2));
Line 1,2 and 3:
You reference array elements of F, G and theta on the right-hand sides that are not yet defined:
If you define F(i+1), G(i+1) and theta(i+1), the expressions on the right-hand side can only reference F(k), G(k) and theta(k) with k < i+1.
Lines 2 and 3:
If you use /2*h, you want to divide by 2*h, but you divide by 2 and multiply the resulting expression by h. Use /(2*h) instead.

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