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Euler Methods in MATLAB Code

This document describes an Euler method for numerical integration of differential equations. The method takes a function, initial value, endpoints, and number of steps as inputs. It calculates the step size, initializes the solution, then iteratively calculates the slope and updates the solution moving in steps from the initial to final points. At each step it prints the x and y values. The function being integrated in the example is 2x-y.

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Euler Methods in MATLAB Code

This document describes an Euler method for numerical integration of differential equations. The method takes a function, initial value, endpoints, and number of steps as inputs. It calculates the step size, initializes the solution, then iteratively calculates the slope and updates the solution moving in steps from the initial to final points. At each step it prints the x and y values. The function being integrated in the example is 2x-y.

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Chapter 6: Euler

methods

m-file:

function opseuler
(f,a,b,y0,n)
h=(b-a)/n
y=y0
fprintf('\n')
display('x y')
for i=1:n
x=a+(i-1)*h;
k=feval(f,x,y);
x=x+h;
y=y+h*k
fprintf('%6.2f
%12.6f \n',x,y)
end
function f=feu(x,y)
f=2*x-y;

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