InitializePDECoefficients::femnlmdor
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InitializePDECoefficients::femnlmdor
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- This message is generated when a nonlinear PDE coefficient has higher-than-first-order derivates of the dependent variable.
- More information can be found in the Finite Element Usage Tips tutorial.
- Off[message] switches off the message; On[message] switches it on. For example: Off[InitializePDECoefficients::femnlmdor].
Examples
Basic Examples (3)
In this case, the PDE evaluates to have a higher-than-first-order derivative depending on the dependent variable:
The solution in this case is to use a formal PDE:
More information can be found in the Finite Element Usage Tips tutorial.
Consider the equation
with boundary conditions
and for this example
:
To solve, rewrite the equation in inactive form to
:
Compute the solution to a less nonlinear problem (
):
Use the computed solution of the less nonlinear problem (
) as an initial seed to solve the original equation (
):
Nonlinear PDE coefficients with higher-than-first-order derivatives depending on the dependent variable cannot be solved in this version of NDSolve: