Hello all,
I am using Bifurcation and Continuation Software AUTO-07p, for my thesis. I need to plot some of the variables of my system, against time. However, solutions are only plotted for the time interval of [0,1]. I was wondering if there is a way to extend the time axis and obtain the time solution of my variables in a larger interval.
Thanks in advance for your kind attention.
In Auto time is normalized to fit range [0,1]. The real time is in interval from 0 to period (T). Auto calculates periodic solutions, hence in next interval (period) the same solution will be repeated.
If you wish to solve your equations for an arbitrary time duration T0, a neat way would be re-scale your time variable from "t" to, say, "tr" such that tr=t/T0. If you then re-cast your equations in terms of "tr" rather than "t" then all you need to do is to change T0 before you begin your Auto run to change the duration since Auto will solve for tr=[0,1], hence t=[0,T0]. With this technique, you could also conceivably introduce T0 as a continuation parameter.
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