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Re: Matrix is singular and is not supposed to be.
Posted:
Feb 3, 2013 11:07 PM
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"Hugo " <hugolopessilva@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:kejmtf$igm$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com...
> Hello, I am trying to obtain deflection results on a beam made with shell
> elements
>
> I wrote a MATLAB code. The problem is that kk is a matrix with 3000*3000
> full of zeros (it´s a singular matrix), and it is not supposed to be.
> The code runs well until I call the function feasmbl1.m, which is shown
> next
*snip*
No one will be able to debug this without your data. That means that you're
going to have to be the one to step through your code (ideally on a SMALLER
problem, one that you can work out on paper) to determine why it doesn't
return the results you expect (or determine why your expectations are
incorrect.)
I will suggest that you may want to use the ACCUMARRAY or SPARSE functions
to perform your accumulation instead of building your own function.
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