Solving Differential Equations In Python In Less Than 5 Minutes (General Solution)

In this video I show you how to solve for the general solution to a differential equation using the sympy module in python.

[SmajdalfFrogi]

Andrew: "equation function"
Classes: am I a joke to you?

[mattRRgraham]

While I didn't use python for it, I used Matlab to solve for some interesting nonlinear differential equations in my Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos Theory class. I used Matlab to play with the Lorenz equations and reproduce his results in his original paper which was SUPER cool. I'd be happy to send you my code if you'd want. That was probably my favorite thing I did in the class. Idk if I still have it or not, but there was also a general relativity equation that I used Matlab to help solve because it wasn't immediately obvious to me what to do on paper for the homework assignment, so I tried using Matlab instead. I love these Coding videos and hearing about what's going on with you and grad school, research internship, etc., it's inspiring! Keep up the good work man! I love this channel. It's a gem amongst the sea of youtubers. I'll be applying to math grad school this upcoming fall so it's nice to see somebody in similar shoes a bit further down the road from me.

[quahntasy]

I love these coding videos.Keep it up!

[amearaadan]

THANK U!! I decided to do nothing for my coding module this entire semester thinking we had no work then he throws an individual project at us worth 50% of the module due in a few days so I have to learn everything I missed rlly quick:( this helped a lot

[zokalyx]

also do some numerical solution to a differential equation! (preferably one with no analytical solution, such as the pendulum one, or if you can do it, some crazy thing with pendulums, atwood machines and springs using lagrangians and stuff)

[AstroRoxy]

I'm too jus getting started in python, somewhere in the loops section, even though I didn't understood how u got the end result, I hav did the exact same in paper, looking forward to solve using python too.
will come here, when I do that 😎

[starship]

Cool! I like how simple it is.

What resource(s) did you use to learn how to code in python, just in general?

[DanielLima-bdsv]

Great videos! Helped me a lot. Could you please make a video about PDE's ? Thanks

[miltonincsw]

Ryan Reynolds teaching python, can life get better than this

[leonardocabrera]

Hey does someone know hot to plot the solutions, and how to define initial values to find c1 and c 2?

[Mark]

How can you solve for the constants in Python?

[parzival_zd_]

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[xabiergarciaandrade]

Mmm why do you use two lines of code to import the whole sympy library instead of just typing import sympy as sp?

[ashutoshsharma]

Thanks a lot a very helpful and nicely made crisp video

[malayapaul]

Can you please start a series on learning python

[sheikhakbar]

Excellent video, thank you very much!

[Oakenhelm]

Nice vid, easier to follow than my class is

[thed_motivation]

I love the video. But, I am using Python 3.11.4 and it isn't running this particular code. I am using window 11, please do recommend site to check for download for this to work. Can this work for fourth differential equation

[carloswayne]

Hi! I would like to know how to define a constant in the code. I ought to solve an equation with no number constants. I really liked your video

[ywk]

Thank you fo rthe video!!:) Is there any way to put in values in x and get the output values form f? If there is it would be great to know