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Re: phase portraits
Posted:
Feb 4, 2011 1:45 AM
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On 03-Feb-2011 11:32, J and B wrote:
> I am trying to find examples where Mathematica is used to study dynamic
> equations through the use of phase portraits, including their respective
> points: equilibrium, stability, attractors, bifurcations and so on.
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> Does any one have any work on this subject that he/she would mind sharing?
> I had many courses in this field in graduate school in the early 70's, and
> now I am trying to get a handle on them again. Back then I was using
> Fortran. Things have changed a lot.
>
> Thanks
Yes, things have changed a lot since the FORTRAN days :-) .
I can suggest one Mathematica package that I have used when teaching and
undergraduate course in OR --- DynPac.
It was developed by Professor Al Clark at Rochester University ---
http://www.me.rochester.edu/~clark/
This is a very nice package and believe that it might fit your needs.
--V
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