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Old Nov 23, 2005, 11:51 AM
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Matlab Help Please!!

Hi,

Can someone help me with this question:

Define a general function

heunstep(f,tcurr,tnext,xcurr,par) that will take one step of Heun's
method to solve a system of first order initial value problems.

f is the handle to a function for evaluating the first derivatives.
tcurr is the current value of the independent variable, tnext is the
value of the independent variable at which the solution is sought,
xcurr is a column vector containing the current values of the
dependent variables, and par is a vector containing any additional
parameters required in the evaluation of f.

heunstep should return a column vector containing the values of the
dependent variables at tnext. Design heunstep so that if par is the
empty matrix, f will be evaluated at t and x by feval(f,t,x) while
if par is not empty, f is evaluated at t and x by feval(f,t,x,par
).

I am stuck with with question for few days . Please I would
appreciate if I ca have some help

Brad

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