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Fortran Calculus Examples
These example problems came from industry. Compare previous solution methods with Calculus based software coding. Before Fortran Calculus this AC Motor code required a knowledgeable user to 'manually' come up with desired parameters. Without a knowledgeable user, this code may have required -many- executions to achieve an acceptable solution. With Calculus code, two or three runs gives -any- user the optimal results!
Burgers' Equation came from the physicist Johannes Martinus Burgers (1895-1981) who was a professor at the Technological University of Delft where he worked on turbulence. His simplified equation for turbulence is now what is called Burgers' Equation. It seems to be a common PDE test case. See the easy of solution with Calculus code.
Heat Transfer in a Tapered Fin; a Two Point Boundary Value Problem.
Rocket's example is a liquid propellant rocket feed system in the presence of a longitudinal vibration that is damping with time. This problem requires solving some implicit equations.
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