Computational Method for the Simulation of Duffing Oscillators
J. Sunday, D. J. Zirra, S. E. Gandafa
Advances in Research · pp. 1–12 · Published 31 Aug 2017
10.9734/AIR/2017/36133Abstract
A one-step computational method is proposed for the simulation of Duffing oscillators in this research. In achieving this, power series was adopted as a basis function in the derivation of the method. The integration was carried out within a one-step interval, where the interval was partitioned at four different points. The computational method developed was applied on some Duffing equations and from the results obtained; it was evident that the method developed is computationally reliable.
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