Trying to solve 2 dimensional Partial differential equation using Finite Difference Method

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Currently I study about finite difference for 1d and 2d partial differential equation. I finish my code by trying to follow the algorithm my lecturer gave to me. The difference is, I add some conditional for some nodes which are located at boundaries (at the top and the right where the value supposedly be 1, not 0). But why my graph seems wrong? This method seems similar to Sandip Mazumder book and Youtube tutorial.
clc; clear all; close all
Ny=30;Nx=30;
dx=0.01;dy=0.01;
xa=0:dx:(Nx-1)*dx;
ya=0:dy:(Ny-1)*dy;
yb=(Ny-1)*dy:-dy:0;
xb=(Nx-1)*dx:-dx:0;
a=1/(dx)^2; c=1/(dy^2);
b=-2*(a+c);
%Create matrices A, B and solution
[A,B]= matriks(a, b,c, Nx, Ny);
solx =inv(A)*B;
for ii=1:Ny;
for jj=1:Nx;
k=(jj-1)*Ny+ii;
sol(ii, jj)=solx(k);
end
end
%Showing the graph
[X, Y] = meshgrid(xb, yb);
surface(X, Y, sol); colormap
shading interp; axis ('equal')
xlim([0 max(xa)]);ylim([0 max(ya)])
xlabel('Sumbu X'); ylabel('Sumbu Y')
function [A,B]=matriks(a,b,c,Nx,Ny)
B=zeros(Nx*Ny, 1);
A=eye(Nx*Ny);
dx=0.01
x=0:dx:1
y=0:dx:1
for ii=1:Nx;
for jj=1:Ny
if (ii>1) && (ii<Nx) && (jj>1) && (jj<Ny) % Insides
k=(jj-1)*Ny+ii;
B(k,1)=0;
A(k,k)=b;
A(k, k-1)=a;A(k,k+1)=a;
A(k, k-Ny)=c;A(k, k+Ny)=c;
elseif (jj==Ny) && (ii>1) && (ii<Nx) % Top boundary
k=(jj-1)*Ny+ii;
B(k,1)=y(jj);
A(k,k)=b;
A(k, k-1)=a;A(k,k+1)=a;
A(k, k-Ny)=c;
elseif ( ii==Nx ) &&( jj<Ny) && ( jj > 1 ) % Right boundary
k=( jj - 1 )*Ny+ii;
B( k , 1 )=x(jj);
A( k , k )=b;
A( k, k - 1 )=a;
if k < (Ny*Nx)-Ny
A( k , k - Ny )=c;A(k, k+Ny)=c;
end
end
end
end
end

Answers (2)

Torsten
Torsten on 21 Mar 2022
Edited: Torsten on 21 Mar 2022
For dx = dy = 0.01, Nx = Ny = 101, not 30 in your code. I just realized this after setting up the code below.
dx = 0.01;
dy = 0.01;
x = 0:dx:1;
y = 0:dy:1;
nx = numel(x);
ny = numel(y);
a =1/dx^2;
c =1/dy^2;
b =-2*(a+c);
A = zeros(nx*ny,nx*ny);
B = zeros(nx*ny,1);
% Boundaries
% Boundary values at y = 0
for ix = 1:nx
A(ix,ix) = 1.0;
B(ix) = 0.0;
end
% Boundary values at x = 0
for iy = 2:ny-1
k = nx*(iy-1) + 1;
A(k,k) = 1.0;
B(k) = 0.0;
end
% Boundary values at x = 1
for iy = 2:ny-1
k = nx*iy;
A(k,k) = 1.0;
B(k) = y(iy);
end
% Boundary values at y = 1
for ix = 1:nx
k = nx*(ny-1) + ix;
A(k,k) = 1.0;
B(k) = x(ix);
end
% Inner grid points
for iy = 2:ny-1
for ix = 2:nx-1
k = (iy-1)*nx + ix;
A(k,k) = b;
A(k,k+1) = a;
A(k,k-1) = a;
A(k,k+nx) = c;
A(k,k-nx) = c;
end
end
u = A\B;
%u
U = zeros(nx,ny);
for iy = 1:ny
for ix = 1:nx
k = (iy-1)*nx + ix;
U(ix,iy) = u(k);
end
end
[X,Y] = meshgrid(x,y);
surf(X, Y, U);
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Tristofani Agasta
Tristofani Agasta on 23 Mar 2022
Both A and B, I thought I can put all nodes on each boundary in same 'for' loop. I never thought I can use for ii and for jj for each boundary separately, with different k index

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Torsten
Torsten on 27 Sep 2023
For those who might be interested in a finite volume code for the equation above.
Skerdi Hymeraj asked for such code, but deleted the given answer.
dx = 0.01;
dy = 0.01;
x = dx/2:dx:1-dx/2;
y = dy/2:dy:1-dy/2;
nx = numel(x);
ny = numel(y);
%A = zeros(nx*ny);
b = zeros(nx*ny,1);
index = 0;
% Points in contact to boundaries
% i = 1, j = 1
k = 1;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = ( -dy/dx - dy/(dx/2) - dx/dy - dx/(dy/2) );
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = ( -dy/dx - dy/(dx/2) - dx/dy - dx/(dy/2) );
%A(k,k+1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k+nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dy/(dx/2) * bcfun(0,y(1)) -dx/(dy/2) * bcfun(x(1),0);
% i = nx, j = 1
k = nx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = ( -dy/(dx/2) - dy/dx - dx/dy - dx/(dy/2) );
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k + nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = ( -dy/(dx/2) - dy/dx - dx/dy - dx/(dy/2) );
%A(k,k-1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k+nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dy/(dx/2) * bcfun(1,y(1)) -dx/(dy/2) * bcfun(x(nx),0);
% i = 1, j = ny
k = (ny-1)*nx+1;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = (-dy/dx - dy/(dx/2) - dx/(dy/2) - dx/dy);
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = (-dy/dx - dy/(dx/2) - dx/(dy/2) - dx/dy);
%A(k,k+1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k-nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dy/(dx/2) * bcfun(0,y(ny)) -dx/(dy/2) * bcfun(x(1),1);
% i = nx, j = ny
k = nx*ny;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = (-dy/(dx/2) - dy/dx - dx/(dy/2) - dx/dy);
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = (-dy/(dx/2) - dy/dx - dx/(dy/2) - dx/dy);
%A(k,k-1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k-nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dy/(dx/2) * bcfun(1,y(ny)) -dx/(dy/2) * bcfun(x(nx),1);
% 1 < i < nx, j = 1
for ix = 2:nx-1
k = ix;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = -dy/dx - dy/dx - dx/dy -dx/(dy/2);
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = -dy/dx - dy/dx - dx/dy -dx/(dy/2);
%A(k,k-1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k+1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k+nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dx/(dy/2) * bcfun(x(ix),0);
end
% 1 < i < nx, j = ny
for ix = 2:nx-1
k = (ny-1)*nx + ix;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = -dy/dx -dy/dx -dx/(dy/2) -dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = -dy/dx -dy/dx -dx/(dy/2) -dx/dy;
%A(k,k-1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k+1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k-nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dx/(dy/2) * bcfun(x(ix),1);
end
% i = 1, 1 < j < ny
for iy = 2:ny-1
k = 1 + (iy-1)*nx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = -dy/dx - dy/(dx/2) - dx/dy - dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = -dy/dx - dy/(dx/2) - dx/dy - dx/dy;
%A(k,k+1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k-nx) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k+nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dy/(dx/2) * bcfun(0,y(iy));
end
% i = nx, 1 < j < ny
for iy = 2:ny-1
k = nx*iy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = -dy/(dx/2) - dy/dx - dx/dy - dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = -dy/(dx/2) - dy/dx - dx/dy - dx/dy;
%A(k,k-1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k-nx) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k+nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = -dy/(dx/2) * bcfun(1,y(iy));
end
% Inner grid points
% 1 < ix < nx, 1 < iy < ny
for ix = 2:nx-1
for iy = 2:ny-1
k = (iy-1)*nx + ix;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k;
mat(index) = -dy/dx - dy/dx - dx/dy - dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-1;
mat(index) = dy/dx;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k+nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
index = index + 1;
irc(index) = k;
icc(index) = k-nx;
mat(index) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k) = -dy/dx - dy/dx - dx/dy - dx/dy;
%A(k,k+1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k-1) = dy/dx;
%A(k,k+nx) = dx/dy;
%A(k,k-nx) = dx/dy;
b(k) = 0;
end
end
A = sparse(irc,icc,mat,nx*ny,nx*ny);
u = A\b;
%u
U = zeros(nx,ny);
for iy = 1:ny
for ix = 1:nx
k = (iy-1)*nx + ix;
U(ix,iy) = u(k);
end
end
[X,Y] = meshgrid(x,y);
surf(X, Y, U, 'EdgeColor','none');
end
function bc_value = bcfun(x,y)
if x==0 || y == 0
bc_value = 0;
return
end
if x==1
bc_value = y;
return
end
if y==1
bc_value = x;
return
end
end

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