Solving nonlinear ordinary differential equations

I want to solve the following equation:
h(x) = -(D+a*(D/RT)*o*C)dc/dx
% D, a, R,T, o are parameters
%Boundary conditions:
h(0,t)=h(w,t) = C_sat;
%Initial conditions:
c(x,0)=0;

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darova
darova el 26 de Jun. de 2020
What about bvp4c?
bbah
bbah el 26 de Jun. de 2020
how would it look like for this equation ? i need for that a system of first order equations. How do i get that ?
bbah
bbah el 26 de Jun. de 2020
The equation is time indipendent actually. Sorry about that
Ameer Hamza
Ameer Hamza el 26 de Jun. de 2020
Do you just a single equation or multiple equations? What is h(x)? Can you attach the equations in mathematical form?
bbah
bbah el 28 de Jun. de 2020
Hello. This is the equation i want to solve. It is steady state so no time dependency is given and the parameters D,alpha, R,T and Omega are given.
The initial condition is:
and the boundary Conditions are: h(0,t) = h(w,t) = 1
darova
darova el 29 de Jun. de 2020
This is not ODE (ordinary diff equation), it's PDE (partial diff equation)
You have more than one (two) variables. YOu have two uknown functions (c and h). But i see only one equation? Where is the second one?
bbah
bbah el 29 de Jun. de 2020
that is why i am confused too. h should be the flux of the diffusion of c into a body and there is no second equation.
darova
darova el 29 de Jun. de 2020
One equation - one uknown function
bbah
bbah el 29 de Jun. de 2020
what if h = c/c^0 ?
darova
darova el 29 de Jun. de 2020
it means h = c (the same function)
bbah
bbah el 2 de Jul. de 2020
sorry for the later response. I think the final equation to be solved is this.
The flux needs to be implemented into the mass balance equation leading to this equation in 1D:
alpha, omega, D, R and T are known ant the boundary conditions are:
c(0,t)=c(w,t) = e.g. 1000 for t(0,t_end)
initial condition
c(x,0) = 0, for x(0,w);
i hope you can help me with this equation
darova
darova el 2 de Jul. de 2020
What about method of lines?

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