Differential equation of a mixing problem

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18.034, Honors Differential Equations Page 1 of 2 Prof. Jason Starr 18.034 ; Feb 6, 2004 Lecture 2 1. Set-up model for a mixing problem Rate of mass of chemical in =(conc. in)× (rate of flow of liquid)= a.c(t) Rate of mass out = (conc. out) × (rate of flow) = ( ) vt y q ⋅ . So ( ) y va t c a y − ⋅ = ' where a, 0 > V are constants 2. Discussed method of integrating factors: (a) Guess there exists ( ) t u s.t. ( ) ( ) ( )y t p t u y t u + ' equals ( ) [ ] ' y t u . (b) This leads to assorted separable equations, ( )u t p u = ' which has a solution ( ) ( ) t p pdt e e t U = = ∫ , which is evacuated. (c) Define ( )y e x t p = , ( )x e y t p = . Then ( ) ( ) t q y t p y = + ' iff ( ) ( ) t q e x t p = ' . Moreover, choosing ( ) ( ) 0 0 , 0 0 y y P = = iff ( ) 0 0 y x = . So have existence/uniqueness of original IVP iff existence/uniqueness of IVP ( ) ( ) ( ) 0 0 , ' y x t q e x t p = = . But this follows from F.T. of calculus. (d) Conclusion: If ( ) ( ) t q t p , are defined and cts. on ( ) b a, ⊂ IR , then there exists a solution ( ) t y of ( ) ( ) t q y t p y = + ' defined on all of ( ) b a, , the solution is unique, and it has the form. where ( ) ( ) t p t p = ' ( ) 0 0 = p 3. Used this method to solve the mixing problem: ( ) ( ) t v t t v t v e y ds s c ae e t y α α α − − + = ∫ 0 0 (a) If ( ) c t c = is constant, get ( ) ( ) t v e y cV cV t y α − − − = 0 , i.e. ( ) ( ) ( ) t v e y cV t y cV α − − = − 0 . ( ) t c a y va y . ' = + ( ) ( ) t q y t p y = + ' ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) , ) ( 0 0 t p t s p t p e y ds s q e e t y − − + = ∫ V=volume, a=rate of flow of solution C(t)= concentration in y(t)= mass of chemical in tank at time t18.034, Honors Differential Equations Page 2 of 2 Prof. Jason Starr So equil. solution is cV y = (which makes physical sense), and the “half-life”, to come with 21 of equilibrium from initial value is aV = τ ln(2) (increasing V or decreasing a increases the half-life). (b) Consider the case that ( ) ( ) t A t c ω sin ⋅ = . Let to integral ( ) ds s aAe t s v ω α sin 0 ∫. Set va = λ , get ( ) ( )λ ω φ φ ω ω λ λ = − + tan , sin 2 2 t e aA t . Didn’t have time to really analyze the solution. ( ) ( ) t be t aA t y λ φ ω ω λ − + − + = sin 2 2 for some b 4. Particular solution method. To find the general solution of ( ) ( ) t q y t p y = + ' , (i) Find general solution of undriven/homo system ( ) 0 0 '0 = + y t p y . (ii) Find a particular solution p y of original equation. (iii) General solution is p y y + 0 .

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Set-up model for a mixing problem is explained. The differential equation is set up for the rate of mass of a chemical in a tank for time t under the fixed (constant) volume, concentration of the chemical and rate of flow of solution. Also the unique solution of this differential equation is discussed. The methods of integrating factors are discussed. Initial value and the half life are defined and applied to solve the mixing problems.The particular solution and the general solution of a differential equation are discussed in this note.
Instructor: Instructor: Prof. Jason Starr, Maths, 18.034: Honors Differential Equations, Spring 2004:1. Linear Differential Equations: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT Open Course Ware),http://ocw.mit.edu (Accessed 4February, 2012). License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA: http://ocw.mit.edu/terms/#cc

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