Numerical Solution of DAEs
Many physical systems are naturally described by a set of DAEs. Software can be used to attempt to solve these problems. The table below lists a number of software packages for the numerical solution of DAEs.
| Name | Brief info |
|---|---|
| 20-sim | Modeling and simulation software |
| ACADO | Automatic Control and Dynamic Optimization (C++ and Matlab) |
| APMonitor | High Index DAEs in MATLAB and Python (Index 0 to 3 Pendulum example) |
| DASSL/DASPK | Up to index-1 DAEs (and a special form of index-2), sequential solution approach |
| EMSO | |
| Jacobian (software) | |
| MATLAB | Up to index-1 DAEs with ode15s, sequential solution approach |
| Modelica | Applications in the auto industry |
| MUSCOD-II and DAESOL | Multiple Shooting Code for Optimal Control (AMPL, C/C++/Fortran) |
| OdePkg | Used with Octave |
| DAETS | Use Structural Analysis and Taylor methods |
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