0% found this document useful (0 votes)
60 views2 pages

Cheatsheet Applications

1. This document provides a summary of key concepts in ordinary differential equations as they relate to engineering applications like spring-mass systems. 2. It outlines the differential equations that describe different types of spring-mass motion including free undamped, free damped, forced undamped, and forced damped. 3. Tables are provided that summarize the different conditions and types of motion for damped systems and forced systems based on parameters like damping and forcing frequencies.

Uploaded by

Yassine Msaddak
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
60 views2 pages

Cheatsheet Applications

1. This document provides a summary of key concepts in ordinary differential equations as they relate to engineering applications like spring-mass systems. 2. It outlines the differential equations that describe different types of spring-mass motion including free undamped, free damped, forced undamped, and forced damped. 3. Tables are provided that summarize the different conditions and types of motion for damped systems and forced systems based on parameters like damping and forcing frequencies.

Uploaded by

Yassine Msaddak
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

CME 102 – Ordinary Differential Equations for Engineers https://stanford.

edu/~shervine

VIP Cheatsheet: Applications Spring-mass system


r Free undamped motion – A free undamped spring-mass system of mass m and spring
coefficient k follows the ODE x00 + m
k
x = 0, which can be written as a function of the natural
frequency ω as:
Shervine Amidi r
k
x00 + ω 2 x = 0 with ω=
June 2, 2018 m

r Free damped motion – A free damped spring-mass system of mass m, of spring coefficient
β 0
k and subject to a friction force of coefficient β follows the ODE x00 + m x +m
k
x = 0, which can
Physics Laws be written as a function of the damping parameter λ and the natural frequency ω as:
r
r Gravitational force – A mass m is subject to the gravitational force F
~g , which is expressed β k
x00 + 2λx0 + ω 2 x = 0 with λ= and ω=
with respect to ~g of magnitude 9.81 m · s−2 and directed towards the center of the Earth, as 2m m
follows:
which has the following cases summed up in the table below:
~g = m~g
F
Condition Type of motion
r Spring force – A spring of constant k and of relaxed position ~
x0 attached a mass m of λ>ω Over damped
position ~
x has a force F
~s expressed as follows:
λ=ω Critically damped
~s = −k(~
F x0 )
x−~ λ<ω Under damped

r Friction force – The friction force Ff of constant coefficient β applied on a mass of velocity r Forcing frequency – A forcing function F (t) is often modeled with a periodic function of
~v is written as: the form F (t) = F0 sin(γt), where γ is called the forcing frequency.

~f = −β~v
F r Forced undamped motion – A forced undamped spring-mass system of mass m and spring
coefficient k follows the ODE x00 + m
k
x = F0 sin(γt), which can be written as a function of the
natural frequency ω as:
r Mass moment of inertia – The mass moment of inertia of a system of mass mi located at r
distance ri from point O, expressed in point O is written as: 00 k
x + ω x = F0 sin(γt)
2
with ω=
X m
J0 = mi ri2
i
which has the following cases summed up in the table below:

Condition Type of motion


r Torque – The torque T~ of a force F
~ located at ~
r from the reference point O is written as:
γ 6= ω General response
T~ = ~ ~
r×F γ≈ω Beats
γ=ω Resonance
r Newton’s second law – A mass m of acceleration ~a to which forces F
~i are applied verifies
the following equation:
r Forced damped motion – A forced damped spring-mass system of mass m, of spring
β 0
coefficient k and subject to a friction force of coefficient β follows the ODE x00 + m x +m
k
x=
X
m~a = ~i
F
F0 sin(γt), which can be written as a function of the damping parameter λ and the natural
i
frequency ω as:
r
– In the 1-D case along the x axis, we can write it as mx00 = Fi . β k
P
00 0
i x + 2λx + ω x = F0 sin(γt)
2
with λ= and ω=
2m m
– In the rotationary case, around point O, we can write it as J0 θ00 = Ti .
P
i

Stanford University 1 Spring 2018


CME 102 – Ordinary Differential Equations for Engineers https://stanford.edu/~shervine

Boundary Value Problems


r Types of boundary conditions – Given a numerical problem between 0 and L, we distin-
guish the following types of boundary conditions:

Name Boundary values


Dirichlet y(0) and y(L)
Neumann y(0) and y 0 (L)
Robin y(0) and αy(L) + βy 0 (L)

r Numerical differentiation – The table below sums up the approximation of the derivatives
of y at point xj , knowing the values of y at each point of a uniformly spaced set of grid points.

Order of derivative Name Formula Order of error


yj+1 − yj
Forward difference yj0 = O(h)
h
y j − yj−1
First derivative Backward difference yj0 = O(h)
h
yj+1 − yj−1
Central difference yj0 = O(h2 )
2h
yj+1 − 2yj + yj−1
Second derivative Central difference yj00 = O(h2 )
h2

r Direct method – The direct method can solve linear ODEs by reducing the problem to the
resolution of a linear system Ay = f , where A is a tridiagonal matrix.
r Shooting method – The shooting method is an algorithm that can solve ODEs through an
iterative process. It uses a numerical scheme, such as Runge-Kutta, and converges to the right
solution by iteratively searching for the missing initial condition y 0 (0).
Remark: in the linear case, the shooting method converges after the first two initial guesses.

Stanford University 2 Spring 2018

You might also like

pFad - Phonifier reborn

Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.

Note: This service is not intended for secure transactions such as banking, social media, email, or purchasing. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever for broken pages.


Alternative Proxies:

Alternative Proxy

pFad Proxy

pFad v3 Proxy

pFad v4 Proxy