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The kernel:
- allows to compute ordinary nonlinear non-autonomous
systems of differential equations with the limiting absolute local
error top level given;
- the process of the found approximate solution
removing from the unknown exact one is controlled (finds not only
the approximate solution but also the area containing the exact
solution);
- the calculation step choice procedure is adaptive
and anticipates the dynamics of the solution change;
- allows to overcome correctly the first and the
second kinds discontinuities in the solution;
- reveals locally unstable areas in the solution;
- provides an opportunity to choose between a
more exact solution from the approximate one or between a faster
calculation;
- no necessity to bring the initial equations system
to the normal Cauchy form;
Planned:
- an opportunity of system parameters setting
on each calculation step;
- the x1 (x2 (t)) phase trajectories construction;
- the selected class systems calculation on the
basis of transition to a new independent variable (instead of
the variable t, the f(t) function is chosen as independent);
- parametrical synthesis of the selected class
system models;
The interface:
- allows to make scaling of the received results
(in graphs) without repeating the calculation procedure;
- allows to choose what data to show without repeating
the calculation procedure;
- displays the dynamics of the calculation step
change;
- allows to choose whether to display only the
approximate solution or both the approximate solution and the
area containing the exact solution (the degree of the distance
between the exact and approximate solutions);
Planned:
- an opportunity of viewing the kernel functions;
- the mathematical mode data input;
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