Hello,
Could someone please suggest how to convert without errors Julia codes that can be later taken into MATLAB as m-script? Thanks in advance.

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Rik
Rik le 19 Fév 2022
To my knowledge there are no perfect converters. You can either call Julia from Matlab, or you will have to rewrite it to Matlab.

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金鹏
金鹏 le 26 Août 2026 à 13:35

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using Plots
# using PyPlot #! Note: PyPlot is implicitly required, please install PyPlot.jl and configure PyCall.jl properly (see the eTraj doc on how to configure it) before running this script.
using JLD2
using CodecZlib
using eTraj
using eTraj.Lasers
pyplot()
fQTMC = jldopen("ADK-QTMC_9e13_800nm_1cyc_LP_ExpRate.jld2")
fSCTS = jldopen("ADK-SCTS_9e13_800nm_1cyc_LP_ExpRate.jld2")
px = fQTMC["px"]
py = fQTMC["py"]
spec_QTMC = fQTMC["momentum_spec"]
spec_SCTS = fSCTS["momentum_spec"]
t = -80:0.5:80
Fx = fQTMC["params"][:laser] |> LaserFx
Fxt = Fx.(t)
Fxt ./= maximum(abs, Fxt)
close(fQTMC)
close(fSCTS)
spec_QTMC .= max.(spec_QTMC, 1e-30) / maximum(spec_QTMC)
spec_SCTS .= max.(spec_SCTS, 1e-30) / maximum(spec_SCTS)
clim = (-2.0,0.0)
xylim = (-0.5,0.5)
fig_x_size = 300
colorbar_x_size = 140
fig_y_size = 300
laser_x_intv = (-0.45,-0.05)
laser_y_intv = (-0.5,-0.25)
scaled_laser_x = range(start=laser_x_intv[1], stop=laser_x_intv[2], length=length(t))
scaled_laser_y = @. Fxt*(laser_y_intv[2]-laser_y_intv[1])/2 + (laser_y_intv[2]+laser_y_intv[1])/2
begin
fig_QTMC = heatmap(py, px, log10.(spec_QTMC), c=:ice)
plot!(fig_QTMC, xlim=xylim, ylim=xylim, clim=clim, size=(fig_x_size,fig_y_size), aspectratio=:equal, tickdirection=:out, colorbar=false)
plot!(fig_QTMC, xlabel=raw"$p_y$ (a.u.)", ylabel=raw"$p_x$ (a.u.)")
annotate!(fig_QTMC, xylim[1]*0.95,xylim[2]*0.95, text(raw"1-cyc $x$-LP", :white, :top, :left, 10))
annotate!(fig_QTMC, xylim[2]*0.95,xylim[2]*0.95, text("QTMC", :white, :top, :right, 12))
plot!(fig_QTMC, scaled_laser_x, scaled_laser_y, linecolor=:white, legend=false)
annotate!(fig_QTMC, xylim[1]*0.95,xylim[1]*0.7, text(raw"$F_x(t)$", :white, :bottom, :left, 9))
end
begin
fig_SCTS = heatmap(py, px, log10.(spec_SCTS), c=:ice)
plot!(fig_SCTS, xlim=xylim, ylim=xylim, clim=clim, size=(fig_x_size+colorbar_x_size,fig_y_size), aspectratio=:equal, tickdirection=:out)
plot!(fig_SCTS, xlabel=raw"$p_y$ (a.u.)", ylabel=raw"$p_x$ (a.u.)")
annotate!(fig_SCTS, xylim[1]*0.95,xylim[2]*0.95, text(raw"1-cyc $x$-LP", :white, :top, :left, 10))
annotate!(fig_SCTS, xylim[2]*0.95,xylim[2]*0.95, text("SCTS", :white, :top, :right, 12))
end
fig = plot(fig_QTMC, fig_SCTS, size=(fig_x_size*2+colorbar_x_size,fig_y_size))
savefig(fig, "figure_1cyc_LP.pdf")

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