Solve ODE using backward euler's method

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x' = λ - ρx - βxz;
y' = βxz - δy;
z' = py - cz;
x0=43100; y0 = 0, z0 = 0.0033, λ = 388, ρ = 0.009 δ = 0.18, p = 50000, c = 23, β=3.61e-8
Is there a built-in function in matlab to solve the above non-linear system using the backward euler's method?

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Torsten
Torsten 2015-12-14
Initialize
x_old = 43100, y_old = 0 and z_old = 0.0033
Compute x_new by solving the nonlinear system of equations
(x_new-x_old)/dt = lambda - rho*x_new - beta*x_new*z_new
(y_new-y_old)/dt = beta*x_new*z_new - delta*y_new
(z_new-z_old)/dt = p*y_new - c*z_new
by fixed-point iteration or with MATLAB's fsolve, e.g.
This gives you the solution for your system at time t=dt.
Set
x_old = x_new, y_old = y_new and z_old = z_new
and solve the above system again for x_new, y_new and z_new.
This gives you the solution at time t=2*dt.
Continue until you reach t=tfinal.
Best wishes
Torsten.
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Torsten
Torsten 2015-12-14
As far as I know, Forward Euler evaluates the right-hand side with the old values:
(x_new-x_old)/dt = lambda - rho*x_old - beta*x_old*z_old
(y_new-y_old)/dt = beta*x_old*z_old - delta*y_old
(z_new-z_old)/dt = p*y_old - c*z_old
Best wishes
Torsten.
KC
KC 2015-12-14
Thank you Mr. Torsten, I will try this code!

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2015-12-12
No, there is no built-in function in MATLAB for that.
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KC
KC 2015-12-13
Is there an example somewhere of how to solve a system of ODE's using the backward euler's method? I would want to understand the concept first, so I can implement it in MATLAB. I googled for quite some time but was not able to find a proper example. Thanks!

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