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Offline Ioan  
#1 Posted : 16 September 2012 10:58:56(UTC)
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Hi all,



I looked the interesting topic on non-linear solvers in this forumClap .

As I have a practical problem to solve a non-linear equation, I tried to use the existing stuff and I failedSad ; probably that is mainly to my lack of ability on the matter.

Than I wrote, for my case, a variant of the old classical chord method, that works fine. As I haven't seen this solution among your methods, I wonder if this could be also used as generalised method for equations systems.

I attach here my tries for any case.

Thanks for your attention and I beg pardon for "lowering the discussions level".

Regards,


Ioan
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Offline Davide Carpi  
#2 Posted : 16 September 2012 12:59:47(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Ioan Go to Quoted Post
Hi all,

I looked the interesting topic on non-linear solvers in this forumClap .

As I have a practical problem to solve a non-linear equation, I tried to use the existing stuff and I failedSad ; probably that is mainly to my lack of ability on the matter.

Than I wrote, for my case, a variant of the old classical chord method, that works fine. As I haven't seen this solution among your methods, I wonder if this could be also used as generalised method for equations systems.

I attach here my tries for any case.

Thanks for your attention and I beg pardon for "lowering the discussions level".

Regards,


Ioan


Hi Ioan,

Thank you for your example, has shown me that some functions have some problems with the unit, I'll check ASAP.

however many other functions work correctly (see the attachment) Good


best regards,

w3b5urf3r

[i]EDIT: from October 01, 2012 all NonLinearSolvers.dll solvers works with units

Edited by user 02 October 2012 20:37:39(UTC)  | Reason: NEW IMPROVEMENTS

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#3 Posted : 16 September 2012 13:25:15(UTC)
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Hello Ioan,

w3b5urf3r is making efforts in order all of these function to work with units. We should be very grateful for that Good
I personally try to avoid units in these problems whenever I can. Please find attached your corrected example when I made the problem dimensionless. Most of the functions (as w3b5urf3r already mentioned) are working quite fine.

Regards,
Radovan

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#4 Posted : 16 September 2012 13:42:54(UTC)
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Hi w3b5urf3r and Radovan,


Thanks a lot for yours answers.

I fully agree that sometimes units handling could raise some problems; therefore in some of my engineering applications I proceeded to a starting units homogenisation step in order to keep the benefice of a free unit input with an accurate and simplified calculation.

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Ioan
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