Help with this code (fixed pivot technique)

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Hi, Regards, i need help with this code, in order to get the molecular weight distribution of the polymer. This is using the fixed pivot technique.
here, i define the optimal stimated parameters:
clear all
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Param=[4.3276103255301335 0.10215543561231799 12.346130949956718 0.04565511507929096 0.0074744247798137625 0.0022142903501092513 1.6957452439712215 0.008166212885461337 0.028435528710812962 6.156650857937292 2.0566837008694536 0.9088238699999999 0.8669780915448081 8.072715437027492 0.010453310496367572 5.260491048 5.325728554979126 6.837140753063702 0.03947867100809781];
Optim=[1.4989542634814161 1.4335418277418217 1.5744495703184183 0.2559519340674219 0.7975221812123433 1.3319125502728477 1.1153538963112686];
Sens=[0.5 0.973342635 2 8.827704916 0.87519757 1.2];
% Parameters for Fed-Batch Models
um=0.54*Param(1)*0.6*0.6*0.5*Optim(1);
Ksr=0.15*Param(2);
Sm=0.3*Param(3)*Optim(2);
Csx=1.7640*Param(4)*0.59*25*Optim(3);
Rcsx=0.022*Param(5)*Optim(4);
Csp=1.7460*Param(6);
k1=0.14*Param(7)*1.5*Optim(5);
k2=0.74*Param(8);
Cnx=0.336*Param(9);
KL=0.1*Param(10);
k3=93*Param(11);
k4=85*Param(12);
O2Leq=7.6*10^-3*Param(13);
nk=1.22*Param(14)*Optim(6);
Rcnx=0.16*Param(15)*Optim(7);
alfa1=0.143*Param(16);
alfa2=0.0000004*Param(17);
alfa3=0.0001*Param(18);
Kox=0.02*Param(19);
Now i define the state variables and feeding strategy for fed-batch fermentation solved by the Euler´s method
%Parameters for polymerization model
ki=0.62*10^4;
kp=0.46*10^5;
kt=0.14*10^1;
km1=0.11*10^-3;
km2=0.86*10^7;
kd=0.83*10^2;
%Initial Conditions validation data
X(1)=1.16;
S(1)=20.05;
N(1)=2;
P(1)=1.01;
O2L(1)=0.002432;
CO2(1)=0.01;
V(1)=4;
V1(1)=0;
V2(1)=0;
%Initial Conditions for polymerization
M(1)=0;
ESHM(1)=0;
dp1dt(1)=0;
dp2dt(1)=0;
dDdt(1)=0;
F3=0.1;
Sin=300*Sens(3);
Nin=7*Sens(4);
O2in=0.002432;
Yms=3.48*10^-3;
Jf=0.2818;
Jm=Yms*Jf;
%Specific growth rate
u(1)=um*((N(1)/S(1))/((N(1)/S(1))+Ksr))*(1-((N(1)/S(1))/Sm)^nk)*((O2L(1)/(Kox*X(1)+O2L(1))));
tsim=50;
t(1)=0;
dt=0.001;
i=1;
Nt=2;
%Euler Method for ODE´s solution
while t(i)<tsim
if t(i)<6
F1=0;
F2=0;
elseif t(i)>6 && t(i)<10
F1=0;
F2=70*(1/1000)*Sens(5);
Fobj31=1.3*F2*4;
elseif t(i)>10 && t(i)<16
F1=80*(1/1000)*Sens(6);
F2=70*(1/1000)*Sens(5);
Fobj32=3.2*F1*6+1.3*F2*6;
elseif t(i)>16 && t(i)<20
F1=80*(1/1000)*Sens(6);
F2=0;
Fobj33=3.2*F1*4;
Fobj3=Fobj31+Fobj32+Fobj33;
else
F1=0;
F2=0;
end
V(i+1)=V(i)+(F1+F2)*dt;
V1(i+1)=F1;
V2(i+1)=F2;
% Fed-Batch States
X(i+1)=X(i)+(u(i)*X(i)*dt-((F1+F2)/V(i))*X(i)*dt);%Biomass
S(i+1)=S(i)-((Csx*u(i)*X(i))+(Rcsx*X(i))+Csp*((k1*u(i)*X(i))+(k2*X(i))))*dt+(F1/V(i))*Sin*dt-((F1+F2)/V(i))*S(i)*dt;%Carbon Source
P(i+1)=P(i)+((k1*u(i)*X(i))+(k2*X(i)))*dt-((F1+F2)/V(i))*P(i)*dt;%Polymer
N(i+1)=N(i)-((Cnx*u(i)*X(i))+(Rcnx*X(i)))*dt+(F2/V(i))*Nin*dt-((F1+F2)/V(i))*N(i)*dt;%Nitrogen Source
if N(i+1)<0.15
N(i+1)=0.15;
end
O2L(i+1)=O2L(i)+((KL*(O2Leq-O2L(i)))-(k3*u(i)*X(i))-((k4*k1*u(i)*X(i))+(k4*k2*X(i))))*dt+(F3/V(i))*O2in*dt-((F1+F2)/V(i))*O2L(i)*dt;%Dissolved Oxygen
if O2L (i+1)<0.002432
O2L(i+1)=0.002432;
end
CO2(i+1)=CO2(i)+((alfa1*u(i)+alfa2)*X(i)*dt)+(alfa3*dt)-((F1+F2)/V(i))*CO2(i)*dt;%Dissolved CO2
u(i+1)=um*((N(i+1)/S(i+1))/((N(i+1)/S(i+1))+Ksr))*(1-((N(i+1)/S(i+1))/Sm)^nk)*((O2L(i)/(Kox*X(i)+O2L(i))));
if u(i+1)<0
u(i+1)=0;
end
Now, i am getting problem with the next part
%Monomer and Complex definition
dp1dt(1)=1;%
for n=1:Nt
M(i+1)=M(i)+ (-((F1+F2)/V(i))*M(i)*dt+(-((Csx*u(i)*X(i))+(Rcsx*X(i))+Csp*((k1*u(i)*X(i))+(k2*X(i))))*Yms)-(km1*M(i)*dt)-(km2*M(i)*dp1dt(n))*dt);
ESHM(i+1)=ESHM(i)+(-((F1+F2)/V(i))*ESHM(i)*dt+(km1*M(i)*dt)-(ki*(ESHM(i)*dt)));
for j=1:Nt
for k=1:j
dp1dt(j)=(-((F1+F2)/V(j))*dp1dt(j)+(ki(ESHM))-(km2*(dp1dt(j)*M))+kp*(dp2dt(k)*A(j,k)-kt*dp1dt(j)));
dp2dt(j)=(-((F1+F2)/V(j))*dp2dt(j)+(km2*(dp1dt(j)*M))-(kp(dp2dt(j))));
dDdt(j)=(-((F1+F2)/V(j))*dDdt(j)+(kt*dp1dt(j))-(kd*dDdt(j))+(kd*(dDdt(k)*B(j,k))));
end
end
end
t(i+1)=t(i)+dt;
i=i+1;
end
besides, A(j,k) and B(j,k) need to be solved by the fixed pivot technique, i´ll appreciate all your help.
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 2 Nov 2015
"i am getting problem with the next part" is not very specific. Is the code meowing and demanding to be fed Purina Code Chow? Do vandals keep coming by and defacing the code? Is the code refusing to pay its taxes?

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