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    This document describes an ordinary differential equation (ODE) solver for a spring mass system. The solver takes in time (t), state variables (y), a flag, and optional mass (m) and damping coefficient (c) parameters. It returns the state derivatives (out1) and initial conditions (out2) based on the flag, using default values for m and c if not provided. A piecewise-defined forcing function F(t) is also described.

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    This document describes an ordinary differential equation (ODE) solver for a spring mass system. The solver takes in time (t), state variables (y), a flag, and optional mass (m) and damping coefficient (c) parameters. It returns the state derivatives (out1) and initial conditions (out2) based on the flag, using default values for m and c if not provided. A piecewise-defined forcing function F(t) is also described.

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    Spring Mass System

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    This document describes an ordinary differential equation (ODE) solver for a spring mass system. The solver takes in time (t), state variables (y), a flag, and optional mass (m) and damping coefficient (c) parameters. It returns the state derivatives (out1) and initial conditions (out2) based on the flag, using default values for m and c if not provided. A piecewise-defined forcing function F(t) is also described.

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    function [out1, out2, out3] = emsode(t, y, flag, m, c)


    if nargin < 4 | isempty(m)
    m = 5e3;
    end
    if nargin < 5 | isempty(c)
    c = 4.5e9/150^3;
    end
    switch flag
    case ''
    out1 = [y(2); 1/m*(F(t)-c*y(1)) ];
    case 'init'
    out1 = [0, 30];
    out2 = [0; 0];
    out3 = odeset('RelTol',1e-4);
    end
    function f = F(t)
    f = 20*t*(t<=5)+20*(10-t)*(t>5 & t<=10);

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