Unable to meet the tolerance without using more than 1666 mesh points.
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I have a coupled non-linear differential equations
(d^2 f)/(dy^2 )+m2*g2*dB/dy-2*i*R2*g1*f - g3*G1*y - R4*g1 = 0
(d^2 B)/(dy^2 )+t4/(1-i*H1)*df/dy=0
(d^2 T)/(dy^2 )-1/2*g4*G1*PR*(f+ ̅f)+ER*PR*[g5*(df/dy*d ̅f/dy)+g6*m2*(dB/dy*dB̅/dy)]=0, where ̅f is conjugate of f and B̅ is conjugate of B
Boundary conditions are
f=0 at y=0
f=C1 at y=1
And
dB/dy-(t4/(P1* (1-i*H1 ) ))* B=0 at y=0
dB/dy+(t4/(P2 (1-i*H1 ) ))* B=0 at y=1
and
T=0 at y=0
T=1 at y=1
I already got the solutions and graph for the first two equations with the help received from Torsen, but now i have extended the problem for three equations, when i run the program, i get an error "Unable to meet the tolerance without using more than 1666 mesh points", I tried using NMax but could not get the solution
Matlab programs
close all
clc
p=0.1;
P1=2;
P2=2;
b1=0.00021;
b2=0.000058;
S1=0.005;
S2=580000;
G1=2;
m2=20;
R1=997.1;
R2=3;
C1=0;
R3=4420;
H1=0.25;
K1=3;
R4=1;
PR=7.0;
ER= 2.0;
cf=4179;
cs=0.56;
K2=0.613;
K3=7.2;
t1=(1./((1-p).^2.5));
t2=(1-p)+(p.*(R3./R1));
t3=(1-p)+p.*((R3.*b2)./(R1.*b1));
S=(S2./S1);
t4=1-((3*(1-S).*p)./((2+S)+(1-S).*p));
t5=(1-p)+(p.*R3.*cs)./(R1.*cf);
t6=(1+2.*(K2./K3)+2.*p.*(1-K2./K3))./(1+2.*(K2./K3)-p.*(1-K2./K3));
g1=t2./t1;
g2=1/t1;
g3=t3./t1;
g4=t5./t6;
g5=t1./t6;
g6=1./(t4.*t6);
m1=(t4./(P1.*(1-1i.*H1)));
m2=(t4./(P2.*(1-1i.*H1)));
dydx=@(x,y)[y(4);
y(5);
y(6);
-m2.*g2.*y(4)+2.*1i.*R2.*g1.*y(1)+g3.*G1.*x+R4.*g1;
(-t4./(1-1i.*H1)).*y(3);
1/2.*g4.*G1.*PR.*(y(1)+conj(y(1)))-ER.*PR.*(g5.*(y(4).*conj(y(4))+g6.*m2.*(y(5).*conj(y(5)))))];
BC = @(ya,yb)[ya(1)-0;yb(1)-C1;ya(3)-0;yb(3)-1.0;ya(5)-m1.*ya(2);yb(5)+m2.*yb(2)];
yinit = [0.01;0.01;0.01;0.01;0.01;0.01];
solinit = bvpinit(linspace(0,1,50),yinit);
% options = bvpset('AbsTol',1e-6,'RelTol',1e-4,'stats','on','Nmax',1000);
options = bvpset('AbsTol',1e-6);
% options = bvpset('RelTol',1e-4);
%options = bvpset('stats','on');
%options = bvpset('Nmax',1000);
U1 = bvp4c(dydx,BC,solinit,options);
hold on
plot(U1.x,real(U1.y(3,:)),'b','linewidth',1.5)
plot(U1.x,imag(U1.y(3,:)),'r','linewidth',1.5)
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