Getting Naan error while integrating with multiple parameters

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Aakash Munnangi
Aakash Munnangi le 16 Mar 2023
Modifié(e) : VBBV le 16 Mar 2023
Hi, I am evaluating spectral radiance of a black body. It is giving me NaaN errors. The following is th
B =
h=6.63*(10^-34);
k=1.381*(10^-23);
c=3*(10^8);
T=6000;
fun = @(x) (2*h*(x.^3))./(c*c*((exp((h*x)./(k*T))-1)));
x=integral(fun,380*(10^-9),750*(10^-9));
Warning: Inf or NaN value encountered.

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VBBV
VBBV le 16 Mar 2023
Modifié(e) : VBBV le 16 Mar 2023
h=6.63*(10^-34);
k=1.381*(10^-23);
c=3*(10^8);
T=6000;
fun = @(x) (2*h*(c.^2)).*(x.^(-5)).*(exp((h.*c)./(k*x*T))-1).^(-1);
x=integral(fun,380*(10^-9),750*(10^-9))
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Aakash Munnangi
Aakash Munnangi le 16 Mar 2023
I was able to correct it. here is the code. However, the energy version of Planks law definite integral giving valuee of 0. I think I am missing some precision. need help.
working version with wave lengths
h=6.63*(10^-34);
k=1.381*(10^-23);
c=3*(10^8);
T=6000;
lambda1 = 380*10^-9;
lambda2= 750*10^-9;
M_e = @(x) (2 * pi * h * c^2) ./ (x.^5 .* (exp((h * c)./(x * k * T)) - 1));
M_e_int1 = integral(M_e,lambda1,lambda2)
lambda1 = 0;
lambda2= Inf;
M_e = @(x) (2 * pi * h * c^2) ./ (x.^5 .* (exp((h * c)./(x * k * T)) - 1));
M_e_int2 = integral(M_e,lambda1,lambda2)
fraction_of_energy = M_e_int1/M_e_int2;
//Not working or giving value of 0 , for energy version of planc law integration.
h=6.63*(10^-34);
k=1.381*(10^-23);
c=3*(10^8);
T=6000;
Energy_lower_limit = 100;
Energy_upper_limit = 10000;
M_e = @(x) (x.^3.*2)./((h^3 * c^2)*((exp(x/(k * T)) - 1)));
M_e_int1 = integral(M_e, Energy_lower_limit, Energy_upper_limit)
VBBV
VBBV le 16 Mar 2023
Modifié(e) : VBBV le 16 Mar 2023
The energy version of planks law you are using may be incorrect. Check the values of input limits for energy being considered. Are they in same units ? Can you open a new question ?

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