git clone the repository.
Ensure that quicklisp can find CLODE. (e.g. git clone into your quicklisp/local-projects)
Then in an instance of Common Lisp:
CL-USER> (ql:quickload :clode)
To load "clode":
Load 1 ASDF system:
clode
; Loading "clode"
(:CLODE)
CL-USER> (clode:with-ode-system (vanderpol u v v (- (* μ v (- 1 (* u u))) u) μ 10.0)
(clode:integrate vanderpol '(1.0 0.0) :from-to '(0 . 100) :steps 100))
1.000000 -1.456875 -11.547242
2.000000 -1.956084 0.069065
3.000000 -1.884810 0.073642
.
.
.
98.000000 -1.913287 0.071734
99.000000 -1.839039 0.076957
100.000000 -1.758888 0.083643
0
The second command reproduces the example of the 'Van Der Pol' oscillator from the GSL documentation.
Additional arguments can be given to INTEGRATE in order to make use of a subset of GSL stepping functions (those which do not require jacobians), and to dump the results to a stream (e.g. a file). Please take a look at the keyword arguments for INTEGRATE.
CLODE makes use of GSL library. In particular, libgslcblas is required. The source code can be obtained here. Alternatively, install libgsl with your package manager.
- Lewis Grozinger ([email protected])
Copyright (c) 2019 Lewis Grozinger ([email protected])