Why is this wrong??
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Hello :) I'm trying to draw the plots for E=a*c when j = 1 and E = a*b when j assumes other values, all in the same figure. The program just draws the first one, for E=a*c, and I cant understand why because it computes all different E for all the j (computes but does not do the plot). Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong? Your help will be very appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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for j = 1:i
tau = (12*v*t(j)*Myr)/ro^2;
I = besseli(0.25,2*x./tau);
a = (md/(2*pi*ro));
b = (tau^-1).*(x.^-1/4).*I.*exp(-(1+x.^2)/tau);
c = normpdf(x,1,0.05);
if j == 1
E = a.*c;
else
E = a.*b
end
plot(x, E.*(1/a), colors(j))
end
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Iris
el 24 de Oct. de 2012
Christoph
el 24 de Oct. de 2012
Weird since it works for me (R2008a, V7.6.0). Have you checked the output using subplot(2,3,j) at the start of the loop? since the value of E peaks at "8" in the 1st and <10^-12 in the other plots, so all together they appear as line... Otherwise, which Matlab release do you use?
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I run your code and it plots 6 lines. check for yourself:
>> length(findobj('type','line'))
ans =
6
I think maybe you are not noticing because some lines overlap. Have a look:
ylim([0 1e-12])
Matt J
el 24 de Oct. de 2012
Might be useful to change this
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plot(x, E.*(1/a), colors(j))
to this
semilogy(x, E.*(1/a), colors(j));
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