How do I save the answers from a for loop that solved an equation symbolically?

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NewGuy
NewGuy 2024년 8월 9일
댓글: NewGuy 2024년 8월 19일
I am trying to save the answers from a for loop in which I solved an equation symbolically.
T_c = 33.145; %crit temp of hydrogen (K)
P_c = 1.3e6; %crit pressure (Pa)
R = 8.314472; %universal gas constant (J/(mol*K)
a = (0.427487*(R^2)*(T_c^2.5))/P_c;
b = (0.08662*R*T_c)/P_c;
x = 0.000051473700293409386773440257598528; %V_m
for P = 2e6:2e6:70e6
syms T_g
eqn = ((8.314472*T_g)/(x-b)) - (a/(sqrt(T_g)*x*(x+b))) == P;
solx = solve(eqn,T_g,"Real",true);
solx = vpa(solx);
end
With this code, I only have the final answer.
I tried using the code below to save the answers from the for loop, but I could not save them and got the answer in the screenshot.
k=0;
for P = 2e6:2e6:70e6
k=k+1;
syms T_g
eqn = ((8.314472*T_g)/(x-b)) - (a/(sqrt(T_g)*x*(x+b))) == P;
solx = solve(eqn,T_g,"Real",true);
solx = vpa(solx);
T_g(:,k) = solx;
end
Can somebody show how to save the answers from a for loop?

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Hassaan
Hassaan 2024년 8월 9일
T_c = 33.145; % critical temperature of hydrogen (K)
P_c = 1.3e6; % critical pressure (Pa)
R = 8.314472; % universal gas constant (J/(mol*K))
a = (0.427487*(R^2)*(T_c^2.5))/P_c;
b = (0.08662*R*T_c)/P_c;
x = 0.000051473700293409386773440257598528; % V_m
% Preallocate a cell array to store the solutions
T_g_solutions = cell(1, 35);
k = 0;
for P = 2e6:2e6:70e6
k = k + 1;
syms T_g
eqn = ((8.314472*T_g)/(x-b)) - (a/(sqrt(T_g)*x*(x+b))) == P;
solx = solve(eqn, T_g, "Real", true);
solx = vpa(solx);
% Store the solution in the cell array
T_g_solutions{k} = solx;
end
% Now T_g_solutions contains the symbolic solutions for each pressure
T_g_solutions
T_g_solutions = 1x35 cell array
Columns 1 through 7 {[34.91961423273...]} {[40.85084631403...]} {[47.10283616829...]} {[53.61292670149...]} {[60.33079643031...]} {[67.21676758485...]} {[74.23975776148...]} Columns 8 through 14 {[81.37540390794...]} {[88.60451998793...]} {[95.91189116355...]} {[103.2853532664...]} {[110.7150969967...]} {[118.1931430909...]} {[125.7129454872...]} Columns 15 through 21 {[133.2690897439...]} {[140.8570623343...]} {[148.4730728503...]} {[156.1139159119...]} {[163.7768630682...]} {[171.4595775147...]} {[179.1600462953...]} Columns 22 through 28 {[186.8765260074...]} {[194.6074990105...]} {[202.3516378662...]} {[210.1077762750...]} {[217.8748851753...]} {[225.6520529714...]} {[233.4384690868...]} Columns 29 through 35 {[241.2334102084...]} {[249.0362287247...]} {[256.8463429606...]} {[264.6632288904...]} {[272.4864130767...]} {[280.3154666267...]} {[288.1499999999...]}
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Torsten
Torsten 2024년 8월 11일
편집: Torsten 2024년 8월 11일
Since the "solve" command always returns exactly one value for "solx", you can use
T_c = 33.145; % critical temperature of hydrogen (K)
P_c = 1.3e6; % critical pressure (Pa)
R = 8.314472; % universal gas constant (J/(mol*K))
a = (0.427487*(R^2)*(T_c^2.5))/P_c;
b = (0.08662*R*T_c)/P_c;
x = 0.000051473700293409386773440257598528; % V_m
% Preallocate a cell array to store the solutions
T_g_solutions = zeros(1, 35);
k = 0;
for P = 2e6:2e6:70e6
k = k + 1;
syms T_g
eqn = ((8.314472*T_g)/(x-b)) - (a/(sqrt(T_g)*x*(x+b))) == P;
solx = solve(eqn, T_g, "Real", true);
solx = vpa(solx);
% Store the solution in the cell array
T_g_solutions(k) = solx(1);
end
% Now T_g_solutions contains the symbolic solutions for each pressure
plot(2e6:2e6:70e6,T_g_solutions)
grid on
But the code might not give the "correct" value of T if your equation has more than one real solution (I just chose the first one arbitrarily).
NewGuy
NewGuy 2024년 8월 19일
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for your answer! It's working now.

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