Luke Taylor

most citedA comparison between the Split Step Fourier and Finite-Difference method in analysing the soliton collision of a type of Nonlinear Schrödinger equation found in the context of optical pulses

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A comparison between the Split Step Fourier and Finite-Difference method in analysing the soliton collision of a type of Nonlinear Schrödinger equation found in the context of optical pulses

Luke Taylor

In this report a type of Schrödinger Equation which is found in the context of optical pulses is analysed using the $Split Step$ and $Finite Difference$ method. T…

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A comparison between the Shooting and Finite-Difference Method in solving a Nonlinear Boundary Value Problem found in the context of light propagation

Luke Taylor

The shooting and finite-difference method are both numeric methods that approximate the solution of a BVP to a given accuracy. In this report both methods were implemented in Matla…