Finite Difference implicit solver (Crank-Nicolson) compare with analytical solution
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why my results from analytical and imilicit method doesn't match?
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L = 100;
delt = 10;
delx = 10;
D = 10;
n = (L/delx)+1;
lamda = (D*delt)/delx^2;
k = (0:delt:500);
T= zeros(length(k),n);
% Initial & Boundary Condition
T(:,1) = 16;
T(:,n) = 11;
T(1,2:n-1) = 16;
% Finite Difference implicit solver (Crank-Nicolson)
% Setup tri-diagonal matrix entries for the internal nodes
a = zeros(1,n);
b = zeros(1,n);
c = zeros(1,n);
d = zeros(1,n);
a(1)= 0; b(1)= 1; c(1)= 0; d(1)= 16;
a(n)= 0; b(n)= 1; c(n)= 0; d(n)= 11;
for q = 2:1:n-1
a(q)= -(lamda);
b(q)= 2*(1+ lamda);
c(q)= -(lamda);
d(q)= (2*T(1,q)) + (2*((T(1,q-1)- 2*T(1,q)+ T(1,q+1))/delx^2)*delt);
end
for i = 2: length (k)
T(i,:)= Tridiag (a,b,c,d); % Call tri-diagonal function
for q = 2:1:n-1
d(q)= (2*T(i,q)) + (2*((T(i,q-1)- 2*T(i,q)+ T(i,q+1))/delx^2)*delt);% this allow to move to next time step
end
end
% Analytical Solution
T1 = 16;
T2 = 11;
D = 10;
t=[10 20 40 80 160 250 500];
x=[0:10:100];
T_ana= zeros(length(x),length(t));
for i= 1:length(x)
for j = 1 : length (t)
constant = 0;
for q = 1:50
term1 = ((T2 - T1)*cos(q * pi))/q;
term2 = sin((q*pi*x(i))/L);
term3 = exp(-(D*(q)^2*(pi)^2*t(j))/(L)^2);
constant = constant + (term1*term2*term3);
end
tfinal = T1+((T2 - T1)*x(i))/L+((2/pi)*(constant));
T_ana(i,j)= tfinal;
end
end
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