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Curious
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Re: plot by surface command
Posted:
Oct 29, 2013 11:43 AM
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"Wajahat " <hallmark2004@hotmail.com> wrote in message <l4oja1$b86$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> hi when i plot my program by plot3 command i have done it but by surface command i cant plz guide me my program is
>
> x=-3:0.1:3;
> t=-2:0.1:2;
> A=0.4;
> Mo=1;
> lo=2e-10;
> to=5.7392e-12;
> mu=0.1;
> omega=0.9;
> k=1;
> w=0.1;
> nu=4*3.1416e-7;
> xo=-3.5;
> g=nu/(Mo*lo^2);
> W=0.5*sqrt(mu^2-4*g*A^2);
> S=-i*w*lo^2*mu;
> L=-W-0.5*mu;
> [X,T]=meshgrid(x,t);
> p=omega*T-k*X;
> thetha=2*real(W)*X+2*real(W*S)*T-xo;
> phi=2*imag(W)*X+2*imag(W*S)*T;
> Q=A*(L*exp(thetha)+conj(L)*exp(-thetha))+(abs(L)).^2*exp(i*phi)/sqrt(g)+sqrt(g)*A^2*exp(-i*phi);
> D=((abs(L)).^2+g*A^2)*cosh(thetha)+2*sqrt(g)*A*real(L)*cos(phi);
> Z=(A+mu*Q/D)*exp(i*p);
> plot3(X,T,Z,'linewidth',1)
> grid on
> xlabel('X');ylabel('T');zlabel('Z')
% So, why can't you do it?
% What error message do you get?
% Can you comment-out the plot3 command and use
% your surface command and show us the
% syntax you use and the error message (if any)?
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