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| BVPs | ||||||||||||||
| Value computed using infinity Value computed using infinity Value computed using infinity | = 4 is 0.92774. = 5 is 0.92770. | |||||||||||||
| 6 is 0.92770. | ||||||||||||||
| Note that the values approach 0.92768 as reported by Cebeci and Keller. The superimposed plots confirm the consistency of the solution's behavior. | ||||||||||||||
| Singular BVPs • "Introduction" on page 6-77 • "Emden's equation" on page 6-78 Introduction. The function bvp4c solves a class of singular BVPs of the form •:• = (6-1) It can also accommodate unknown parameters for problems of the form | ||||||||||||||
| 6-77 | ||||||||||||||