Can I solve 5 partial differential equations (PDEs), which I wrote in Fortran, using Matlab?
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I wrote several subroutines in Fortran, with a main program. I am supposed to solve 5 PDEs, with initial conditions and boundary conditions: that is a chemical engineering problem, with thermal and material balances. Can I send the code of PDEs from Fortran, to Matlab, in order to solve them and receive back the results? I really thank you in advance whoelse is gonna answer to me. Have a good day
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Alan Weiss
on 8 Dec 2015
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It is not clear to me what type of equations you have, nor whether you have a Partial Differential Equation Toolbox license. PDE Toolbox solves systems of second-order differential equations that are in divergence form. The geometry can be 2-D or 3-D, and can be quite general. If you can put your problem in that form, then most likely MATLAB can solve your equations numerically.
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