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Comparison Of Analytical Solution í Solid Curves í With Numerical "numerical" usually indicates an approximate solution obtained by methods of numerical analysis. "analytical" solutions are exact and obtained by methods of symbolic manipulation, derived using analysis. the methods of numerical analysis are themselves derived using (symbolic) analysis. Compare analytical and numerical (euler ' s method) solutions by plotting the following curves on one plot: plot the analytical solution computed every 1 second using a solid black line with no markers. denote this curve as "analytical" in the figure legend. We compare the speed and accuracy of this truncated analytical solution (as) with a fast numerical method called harmonic balance (hb). hb represents the periodic steady state solution using a fourier series ansatz. Compare analytical and numerical (euler's method) solutions by plotting the following curves on one plot: . plot the analytical solution computed every 1 second using a solid black line with no markers. denote this curve as "analytical" in the figure legend. Analytical solutions of the ideal continuous settling model are constructed based on the method of characteristics. the analytical solutions were compared with experimental data to show accuracy. three numerical methods converge to the moc solution with varying efficiency. Often times, a combination of analytical, numerical and empirical solutions is used to qualify a design. by qualify, we mean to verify that the design will maintain its form, fit and and perform its function in a feasible and safe way over the expected life of the design.

Comparison Of Analytical Solution í Solid Curves í With Numerical We compare the speed and accuracy of this truncated analytical solution (as) with a fast numerical method called harmonic balance (hb). hb represents the periodic steady state solution using a fourier series ansatz. Compare analytical and numerical (euler's method) solutions by plotting the following curves on one plot: . plot the analytical solution computed every 1 second using a solid black line with no markers. denote this curve as "analytical" in the figure legend. Analytical solutions of the ideal continuous settling model are constructed based on the method of characteristics. the analytical solutions were compared with experimental data to show accuracy. three numerical methods converge to the moc solution with varying efficiency. Often times, a combination of analytical, numerical and empirical solutions is used to qualify a design. by qualify, we mean to verify that the design will maintain its form, fit and and perform its function in a feasible and safe way over the expected life of the design.

Comparison Of Analytical Solution í Solid Curves í With Numerical Analytical solutions of the ideal continuous settling model are constructed based on the method of characteristics. the analytical solutions were compared with experimental data to show accuracy. three numerical methods converge to the moc solution with varying efficiency. Often times, a combination of analytical, numerical and empirical solutions is used to qualify a design. by qualify, we mean to verify that the design will maintain its form, fit and and perform its function in a feasible and safe way over the expected life of the design.

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