Not enough input arguments; fzero function

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Kareemulla Dudekula
Kareemulla Dudekula le 15 Avr 2022
Dear All,
My follwoing code invoking fzero results in an error, 'Not enough input arguemnts'; I cannot quite figure out where the problem is. Any inputs are greately appreciated.
clc; clear all; close all;
global R mole_frac Cp T_Ref Avg_Cp_Bub_mix Avg_Cp_EG_mix T
R = 8.314; T_Ref = 298;
Cp_1 = [3.376; 0.557e-3; 0; -0.031e5; 0]; Cp_2 = [5.457; 1.045e-3; 0; -1.157e5; 0];
Cp_3 = [1.702; 9.081e-3; -2.164e-6; 0; 0]; Cp_4 = [3.249; 0.422e-3; 0; 0.083e5; 0];
Cp_5 = [3.47; 1.45e-3; 0; 0.121e5; 0]; Cp_6 = [3.28; 0.593e-3; 0; 0.04e5; 0];
Cp_7 = [3.931; 1.49e-3; 0; -0.232e5; 0]; Cp_8 = [3.639; 0.506e-3; 0; -0.227e5; 0];
Cp = [Cp_1 Cp_2 Cp_3 Cp_4 Cp_5 Cp_6 Cp_7 Cp_8];
f_B = [1.0e-05;1.0e-05;1.0e-05;1.0e-05;128.4804;1.0e-05;1.0e-05;61.4471]
f_EG = [1.0e-05;1.0e-05;1.0e-05;1.0e-05;124.51957;1.0e-05;1.0e-05;59.5528]
T = [800;850];
f_Total = f_B + f_EG;
mole_frac = (f_Total)/sum(f_Total);
B_mole_frac = f_B/sum(f_B); EG_mole_frac = f_EG/sum(f_EG);
% Estimate species specific average Cp values in the bubble phase (J/mol/K)
for i = 1:length(Cp)
Avg_Cp_Bub(i,1) = (R/(T(1)- T_Ref))*(Cp(1,i)*(T(1)- T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,i)*(T(1)^2- T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,i)*(T(1)^3- T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,i)*(1/T(1)-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,i)*(T(1)^4- T_Ref^4));
end
Avg_Cp_Bub_mix = sum(B_mole_frac.*Avg_Cp_Bub)
% Estimate average Cp values (J/mol/K) of the species corresponding to prevailing emulsion gas temperature
for i = 1:length(Cp)
Avg_Cp_EG(i,1) = (R/(T(2)- T_Ref))*(Cp(1,i)*(T(2)- T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,i)*(T(2)^2- T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,i)*(T(2)^3- T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,i)*(1/T(2)-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,i)*(T(2)^4- T_Ref^4));
end
Avg_Cp_EG_mix = sum(EG_mole_frac.*Avg_Cp_EG)
T_mix_0 = 810;
T_mix = fzero(fun,T_mix_0)
function F = fun(x)
global R mole_frac Cp T_Ref Avg_Cp_Bub_mix Avg_Cp_EG_mix T f_B f_EG
Term1 = mole_frac(1,1)*(R./(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,1)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,1)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,1)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,1)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,1)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term2 = mole_frac(2,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,2)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,2)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,2)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,2)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,2)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term3 = mole_frac(3,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,3)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,3)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,3)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,3)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,3)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term4 = mole_frac(4,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,4)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,4)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,4)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,4)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,4)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term5 = mole_frac(5,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,5)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,5)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,5)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,5)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,5)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term6 = mole_frac(6,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,6)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,6)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,6)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,6)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,6)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term7 = mole_frac(7,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,7)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,7)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,7)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,7)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,7)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Term8 = mole_frac(8,1)*(R/(x-T_Ref))*(Cp(1,8)*(x-T_Ref)+(1/2)*Cp(2,8)*(x^2-T_Ref^2)+(1/3)*Cp(3,8)*(x^3-T_Ref^3)-Cp(4,8)*(1/x-1/T_Ref)+(1/4)*Cp(5,8)*(x^4-T_Ref^4));
Avg_Cp = (Term1 + Term2 + Term3 + Term4 + Term5 + Term6 + Term7 + Term8);
F = sum(f_B+f_EG)*(Avg_Cp)*(x - T_Ref) - (sum(f_B))*(Avg_Cp_Bub_mix)*(T(1)- T_Ref) - (sum(f_EG))*(Avg_Cp_EG_mix)*(T(2)- T_Ref);
end
Thanks in adavance!
Regards,
KD
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Dyuman Joshi
Dyuman Joshi le 15 Avr 2022
You need to define your input function as an anonymous function.
You will also need to change the definition of other variables according.

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Alan Stevens
Alan Stevens le 15 Avr 2022
Replace
T_mix = fzero(fun,T_mix_0);
by
T_mix = fzero(@fun,T_mix_0);
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Kareemulla Dudekula
Kareemulla Dudekula le 18 Avr 2022
Thanks very much, Alan; this fixed the problem. I should have been more attetive to the prescribed syntax.

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