scipy.integrate.odeint with pulsed time dependent args
I try to implement an chemical rate solver, where reaction rate constants change in time corresponding to a pulsed discharge.
The problem is that odeint increases the step size too fast.
So my question is if there is a facy way how to influence the step size change.
Images: Plot of density(t) and the Puls (discharge ON or OFF)
E.g. Solution of rate equation x: time, y: concentration of species
E.g. The discharge pulses x: time, y: electric field
So for some reactions the reaction rate (ki) is high within the puls and low in between.
My code is to long and confusing so I hope this will show what I mean.
def rate_func_odenit(Ci,time,ki,puls_funcion...):
if puls_func==1:
....ki(t)=function(t)...
else:
ki(t)=constant...
def ki(time,...):
odeint(rate_func_odenit, Ci0, time,args=(ki,...))
thanks for your ideas!
python scipy args odeint chemistry
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I try to implement an chemical rate solver, where reaction rate constants change in time corresponding to a pulsed discharge.
The problem is that odeint increases the step size too fast.
So my question is if there is a facy way how to influence the step size change.
Images: Plot of density(t) and the Puls (discharge ON or OFF)
E.g. Solution of rate equation x: time, y: concentration of species
E.g. The discharge pulses x: time, y: electric field
So for some reactions the reaction rate (ki) is high within the puls and low in between.
My code is to long and confusing so I hope this will show what I mean.
def rate_func_odenit(Ci,time,ki,puls_funcion...):
if puls_func==1:
....ki(t)=function(t)...
else:
ki(t)=constant...
def ki(time,...):
odeint(rate_func_odenit, Ci0, time,args=(ki,...))
thanks for your ideas!
python scipy args odeint chemistry
"... my question is [...] how to influence the step size change..." Take a look at thehmax
argument ofodeint
. It is described in the "Other Parameters" section of the odeint docstring.
– Warren Weckesser
Jan 18 at 18:28
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I try to implement an chemical rate solver, where reaction rate constants change in time corresponding to a pulsed discharge.
The problem is that odeint increases the step size too fast.
So my question is if there is a facy way how to influence the step size change.
Images: Plot of density(t) and the Puls (discharge ON or OFF)
E.g. Solution of rate equation x: time, y: concentration of species
E.g. The discharge pulses x: time, y: electric field
So for some reactions the reaction rate (ki) is high within the puls and low in between.
My code is to long and confusing so I hope this will show what I mean.
def rate_func_odenit(Ci,time,ki,puls_funcion...):
if puls_func==1:
....ki(t)=function(t)...
else:
ki(t)=constant...
def ki(time,...):
odeint(rate_func_odenit, Ci0, time,args=(ki,...))
thanks for your ideas!
python scipy args odeint chemistry
I try to implement an chemical rate solver, where reaction rate constants change in time corresponding to a pulsed discharge.
The problem is that odeint increases the step size too fast.
So my question is if there is a facy way how to influence the step size change.
Images: Plot of density(t) and the Puls (discharge ON or OFF)
E.g. Solution of rate equation x: time, y: concentration of species
E.g. The discharge pulses x: time, y: electric field
So for some reactions the reaction rate (ki) is high within the puls and low in between.
My code is to long and confusing so I hope this will show what I mean.
def rate_func_odenit(Ci,time,ki,puls_funcion...):
if puls_func==1:
....ki(t)=function(t)...
else:
ki(t)=constant...
def ki(time,...):
odeint(rate_func_odenit, Ci0, time,args=(ki,...))
thanks for your ideas!
python scipy args odeint chemistry
python scipy args odeint chemistry
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"... my question is [...] how to influence the step size change..." Take a look at thehmax
argument ofodeint
. It is described in the "Other Parameters" section of the odeint docstring.
– Warren Weckesser
Jan 18 at 18:28
add a comment |
"... my question is [...] how to influence the step size change..." Take a look at thehmax
argument ofodeint
. It is described in the "Other Parameters" section of the odeint docstring.
– Warren Weckesser
Jan 18 at 18:28
"... my question is [...] how to influence the step size change..." Take a look at the
hmax
argument of odeint
. It is described in the "Other Parameters" section of the odeint docstring.– Warren Weckesser
Jan 18 at 18:28
"... my question is [...] how to influence the step size change..." Take a look at the
hmax
argument of odeint
. It is described in the "Other Parameters" section of the odeint docstring.– Warren Weckesser
Jan 18 at 18:28
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"... my question is [...] how to influence the step size change..." Take a look at the
hmax
argument ofodeint
. It is described in the "Other Parameters" section of the odeint docstring.– Warren Weckesser
Jan 18 at 18:28