What does the error Attempted to access k(3e-10); index must be a positive integer or logical. mean?
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Here is my code :-
M = 20; %number of iterations
a= 2*(10^(-10));
b= 1*(10^(-10));
U0=9;
kstart = -pi/(a+b); %Starting point
kstop = pi/(a+b); %Stop point
delta_k = (kstop - kstart)/M; %Discretization step
for n=0:1:M %begin cycle
k = kstart + n*delta_k;
k1(n+1) = k;
fun = @(x) (((1-2*x)./(2*sqrt(x.*(1-x)))).*sin(pi*sqrt(x))).*sinh(pi*sqrt(1-x)) + cos(pi*sqrt(x)).*cosh(pi*sqrt(1-x)) - cos(k(a+b));
x0 = 0.3; % Initial estimate to the solution
Sol = fzero(fun,x0); %Solve a generic equation Sin(2x) = Cos(k) numerically
Sol1(n+1) = Sol;
Sola = fzero(fun,1.0); %Solve a generic equation Sin(2x) = Cos(k) numerically
Sol2(n+1) = Sola;
Solb = fzero(fun,2.0); %Solve a generic equation Sin(2x) = Cos(k) numerically
Sol3(n+1) = Solb;
E = Sol*U0;
E1(n+1) = E;
Ea = Sola*U0;
E2(n+1) = Ea;
Eb = Sol*U0;
E3(n+1) = Eb;
formatSpec = 'Counter i = %1.0f; Wavenumber k = %1.2f; Solution_1 = %1.5f\n; Solution_2 = %1.5f\n; Solution_3 = %1.5f\n; Energy_1= %1.5f\n; Energy_2= %1.5f\n; Energy_3= %1.5f\n ';
fprintf(formatSpec,n,k,Sol,Sola,Solb,E1,E2,E3) %Print the solution
end
figure
plot(k1,E1,'g') %Plot the graph using the vectors of numerical values as above
hold on
plot(k1,E2,'b')
hold on
plot(k1,E3,'r')
axis([-1.1*(10^10) 1.1*(10^10) 0 5])
xlabel('wavenumber')
ylabel('Energy eV')
Error using fzero (line 289)
FZERO cannot continue because user supplied function_handle ==>
@(x)(((1-2*x)./(2*sqrt(x.*(1-x)))).*sin(pi*sqrt(x))).*sinh(pi*sqrt(1-x))+cos(pi*sqrt(x)).*cosh(pi*sqrt(1-x))-cos(k(a+b))
failed with the error below.
Attempted to access k(3e-10); index must be a positive integer or logical.
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Star Strider
2017년 10월 19일
It means that 3e-10 is not an integer greater than zero.
Array indices can be either integers greater than zero, or logical arrays.
Judith Tan
2017년 10월 19일
Star Strider
2017년 10월 19일
My pleasure.
답변 (1개)
Christoph F.
2017년 10월 19일
k(a+b)
means to MatLab "the (a+b)th element of vector k". However, a+b isn't integer.
Maybe the expression
cos(k(a+b))
is missing an operator somewhere?
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