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ode_iota_omega¶
View page sourceDismod ODE With Constant iota and omega¶
If \(iota\) and \(\omega\) are constant w.r.t. age and time, and the other rates are zero, the dismod ode is
\[\begin{split}S'(a) &= - (\omega + \iota) S(a) \\
C'(a) &= + \iota S(a) - \omega C(a)\end{split}\]
Using the first equation with initial condition \(S(0) = 1\), we have
\[S(a) = \exp[ - (\omega + \iota) a ]\]
The integrating factor for the second equation is \(D(a) = \exp( \omega a )\) . The derivative of \(D(a) C(a)\) is
\[\begin{split}\frac{d}{da} [ D(a) C(a) ]
&= D'(a) C(a) + D(a) C'(a) \\
&= \omega D(a) C(a) + \iota D(a) S(a) - \omega D(a) C(a) \\
&= \iota D(a) S(a)\end{split}\]
Note that the right hand side does not depend on \(C(a)\) . Integrating both sides of the last equation above from zero to \(a\), and using the initial condition \(C(0) = 0\), we obtain
\[\begin{split}D(a) C(a)
&= \iota \int_0^a D(s) S(s) ds \\
&= \iota \int_0^a \exp( \omega s ) \exp[ -(\omega + \iota) s ] ds \\
&= \left[ - \exp( - \iota s ) \right]_0^a \\
&= 1 - \exp( - \iota a )\end{split}\]
Dividing both sides of the last equation by \(D(a)\) we obtain
\[C(a) = \exp( - \omega a ) - \exp[ - (\omega + \iota) a ]\]
As a check of this solutions we compute
\[\begin{split}C'(a)
& = (\omega + \iota) \exp[ - (\omega + \iota) a ]
- \omega \exp( - \omega a )
\\
C'(a) + \omega C(a)
& = \iota \exp[ - (\omega + \iota) a ]
\\
C'(a) + \omega C(a)
&= \iota S(a)\end{split}\]
Furthermore \(C(0) = 0\) . Thus \(C(a)\) satisfies its differential equation and its initial condition.