Analytical Solutions for Boundary Value Problems Using Maple

Authors

  • Shiv Krishna Madi Reddy University of South Carolina
  • Meng Guo
  • Long Cai
  • Ralph E. White University of South Carolina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18260/2-1-370.660-131795

Abstract

A method is presented which can be used to obtain analytical solutions for boundary value problems (BVPs) using the matrix exponential and Maple. Systems of second order, linear differential equations are expressed as two or more first order equations in matrix form, and their solutions are obtained using the matrix exponential, matrix integration, and matrix inverse methods using Maple. The solution process is illustrated for single and multiple domains with different types of boundary conditions and constraints when necessary due to the boundary conditions. The method is easier to use and could be extended to include partial differential equations (PDEs).

Author Biographies

Shiv Krishna Madi Reddy, University of South Carolina

Shiv Reddy is a doctoral student in chemical engineering at the University of South Carolina. He earned a BS degree in chemical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology - Varanasi and MS degree in chemical engineering from the University at Buffalo. Hiscurrent research involves mathematical modeling of electrochemical systems - lithium ion batteries.

Meng Guo

Meng Guo is a PhD graduate of the University of South Carolina and is currently a Battery Engineer for Rivian.

Long Cai

Long Cai is a PhD graduate of the University of South Carolina and is currently a Battery Engineer for Wilson Greatbatch.

Ralph E. White, University of South Carolina

Ralph E. White is a Professor of Chemical Engineering and Distinguished Scientist at the University of South Carolina.

Published

2024-01-09

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