UNIVERSIDAD INDUSTRIAL DE SANTANDER

SCIENCE FACULTY-PHYSICS SCHOOL

FITEK RESEARCH GROUP

FINITE DIFFERENCE METHODS AND SOLUTION OF THE

TWO DIMENSIONAL POISSON EQUATION
(INTRODUCTION)

Eduardo Orozco Ospino

Doctoral course Student

Ph. D. Valeriy Dugar-Zhabon

DIRECTOR

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 FINITE DIFFERENCE SCHEMES

, from Taylors series we can obtain,

(1)

(2)

From Eq. (1):

(3)

( )

And , from Eq. (2): (4)

( )
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FINITE DIFFERENCE SCHEMES

(1) (2)

(5)

( )

Fig.1

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FINITE DIFFERENCE SCHEMES

Fig.2

(6)

(7)

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FINITE DIFFERENCING OF ELLIPTICS PDEs
(TWO-DIMENSIONAL POISSON EQUATION)

(8)

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FINITE DIFFERENCE SCHEMES

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FINITE DIFFERENCE SCHEMES

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 FINITE DIFFERENCING OF ELLIPTICS PDEs
(TWO-DIMENSIONAL POISSON EQUATION)

(9)
But,

(10a)

And

(10b)

Fig.3

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 FINITE DIFFERENCING OF ELLIPTICS PDEs
(TWO-DIMENSIONAL POISSON EQUATION)

(10) (9)

(11)

.
if :

(12)

Fig.4

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SUCCESIVE OVER RELAXATION (SOR) METHOD

( ) (13)

(11)

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SUCCESIVE OVER RELAXATION (SOR) METHOD

(14)

(14)

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 SUCCESIVE OVER RELAXATION (SOR) METHOD
(APPLICATION)

Fig.5

Find the electric potential from

Eq. (14) .

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COMPUTATIONAL CODE ( C++)

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COMPUTATIONAL CODE ( C++)

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COMPUTATIONAL CODE ( C++)

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COMPUTATIONAL CODE ( C++)

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COMPUTATIONAL CODE ( C++)

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 RESULTS

100

80

V (Volt)
60

40

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0 10
10
8
8
6
6 Fig.6 Electric Potential as a
4 4 function Of the x and y
X 2 2
Y Coordinates.
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 RESULTS

(a) (b)
Fig.7 (a) Electric Potential at y=L/2 plane as a function Of x coordinate
and (b) Electric Potential at x=L/2 plane as a function Of y
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 PROBLEMS AND APPLICATIONS

1)

2)

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 PROBLEMS AND APPLICATIONS

3) C++ (pages 13-17)

Fig.8

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 PROBLEMS AND APPLICATIONS

4) C++

Fig.9

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THANK YOU

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