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end{aligned} (7.1) In order to use the shooting method, we consider the following auxiliary problem: begin{aligned} & -v_{xx}=m bigl v^{3}-vbigr),quad xin(0,1), & v(0)=0,qquad v'(0)=a,qquad v(x)>0,quad xin(0,1), end{aligned} (7.2) where the positive constant a will bigl v^{3}-vbigrhat (v(1)=0).

Numerical solutions are obtained using the shooting method.

The bifurcation diagram has been generated using the shooting method in combination with a continuation method.

The transformed boundary layer equations are solved numerically using the shooting method.

After that Man Kam Kwong [4, 12] used the shooting method to consider second-order multi-point boundary value problems.

I have used the shooting method to find the eigenvalues (bound state energies) of a set of strongly coupled Schrödinger type equations.

Equation (6) subject to the boundary conditions (7) has been solved numerically using the shooting method as described in the paper by Meade et al.[17].[17]

The lowest sub-band energy En=1,m=0 = 24 meV was found to be in excellent agreement with the numerical results of Harrison[6] derived using the shooting method.

For small deflections, an analytical solution is derived, while for large deflections a numerical solution is obtained using the shooting method.

The set of ordinary differential equations (10 - 12 10 - 12with the boundalongonditions (13)-(15) form a twithointheoundary value proboundaryP) that is solved using the shooting method.

Equations 13 and 14 with the boundary conditions (Equation 15) are solved numerically using the shooting method in the Maple programming language; a commonly used numerical method for the solution of two-point boundary value problems[22].