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Questions on the symbolic (DSolve, DifferentialRoot) and numerical (NDSolve) solutions of differential equations in Mathematica.
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ParametricNDSolve Behaviour
Let's consider a set of equations with initial conditions. Since equations of my interest are complicated, I want to solve those with ParametricNDSolve.
For simplicity let's discuss linear equations t …
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ParametricNDSolve Behaviour
The expression xy[a, b, x0, y0][[1]][t] returns a[t] unless all the parameters are numbers.
The easiest way to avoid it, as it seems to me, is to use ParametricNDSolveValue 2 times to obtain each of …
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