How can I make a for loop with two diferent indexes
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%My problem:
syms w;
for i=1:20
lam=i;
xi = fsolve(@(w) -tan(w/2) + w/2-(4./(lam))*(w/2).^3,[pi()-0.1 3*pi()-0.1]);
X(i) = xi(2)/pi()
end
%This is fine, but now I want to break the intervals in smaller ones:
syms w;
for i=1:0.2:20
lam=i;
xi = fsolve(@(w) -tan(w/2) + w/2-(4./(lam))*(w/2).^3,[pi()-0.1 3*pi()-0.1]);
X(i) = xi(2)/pi()
end
%And I want the values of xi(2)/pi() to be saved in a vector, but it want let me. I understand why, but I can't resolve it.
%Thank you very much to you all.
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Nasser M. Abbasi
2012년 12월 6일
편집: Nasser M. Abbasi
2012년 12월 6일
You are mixing syms with numerics. Decide what you want to do. Either use numerics or symbolic. Very confusing code. Why calling fsolve() with syms?
But in order to make a symbolic vector, do
range=1:0.2:20;
X = sym(zeros(1, length(range)));
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Matt Fig
2012년 12월 6일
편집: Matt Fig
2012년 12월 6일
syms w;
cnt = 1:.2:20;
for ii=1:length(cnt)
xi = fsolve(@(w) -tan(w/2) + w/2-4/ii*(w/2).^3,[1 3]*pi-.1);
X(ii) = xi(2)/pi;
end
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Matt Fig
2012년 12월 6일
Nuno, did you run the code? It does exactly what you describe. You want to solve the equation for every value of lam in 1:.2:20 and store the second solution in a vector X. That is what the code does....
Nasser, True enough! I just copied Nuno's code and made the minimal changes.
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