A method for solving systems of non-linear differential equations with moving singularities
S. S. Gousheh, H. R. Sepangi, K. Ghafoori-Tabrizi
Abstract
We present a method for solving a class of initial valued, coupled, non-linear differential equations with `moving singularities' subject to some subsidiary conditions. We show that this type of singularities can be adequately treated by establishing certain `moving' jump conditions across them. We show how a first integral of the differential equations, if available, can also be used for checking the accuracy of the numerical solution.
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