How to surf plot and line plot together for the code?

I need to plot like
But for my code it showing some error
[x, y] = meshgrid(-.5:0.01:.5);
m =1;
sgm =1;
wo = 0.01;
lambda=532 *10^-9;
k=2*pi/lambda;
Omega = .2;
%OTOPS model
z=20
Pho=0.007
for u=1:length(z)
I=0;
Gamma = ((1i.*k)./(2.*z(u))) + (1./(Pho(u).^2)) + (1./(wo.^2));
Gamma_star = subs(Gamma, 1i, -1i);
alpha = (Gamma_star) - 1./((Gamma.*Pho(u).^4));
C = (1./(4.*(lambda.^2).*(z(u).^2))).*((pi.^2)./(alpha.*Gamma)).*(1./(2.*1i.*sqrt(Gamma)).^m);
fx = ((Omega.^2)./(4.*Gamma)) + ((1i.*k.*x.*Omega)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma)) - ((k.^2.*x.^2)./(4.*z(u).^2.*Gamma));
fy = ((Omega.^2)./(4.*Gamma)) + ((1i.*k.*y.*Omega)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma)) - ((k.^2.*y.^2)./(4.*z(u).^2.*Gamma));
gx = ((Omega.^2)./(4.*Gamma)) - ((1i.*k.*x.*Omega)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma)) - ((k.^2.*x.^2)./(4.*z(u).^2.*Gamma));
gy = ((Omega.^2)./(4.*Gamma)) - ((1i.*k.*y.*Omega)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma)) - ((k.^2.*y.^2)./(4.*z(u).^2.*Gamma));
Bx_p = ((-1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) + (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) + (Omega./2);
Bx_n = ((-1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) + (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) - (Omega./2);
By_p = ((-1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) + (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) + (Omega./2);
By_n = ((-1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) + (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) - (Omega./2);
Kx_p = ((-1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) - (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) + (Omega./2);
Kx_n = ((-1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) - (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) - (Omega./2);
Ky_p = ((-1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) - (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) + (Omega./2);
Ky_n = ((-1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u))) + ((1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u).*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2)) - (Omega)./(2.*Gamma.*Pho(u).^2) - (Omega./2);
X = 0;
for l = 0:m
L = (((1i).*sgm).^(m-l)).*nchoosek(m,l);
sum_j = 0;
for j = 0:m
J= (((-1i).*sgm).^(m-j)).*nchoosek(m,j);
sum1 = 0.0;
for p = 0:1/2:l/2
faktor1_P = (((-1).^p).*factorial(l))./(gamma(p+1).*factorial(l-(2.*p))).*(((2.*1i)./(sqrt(Gamma))).^(l-(2.*p))).*exp(fx).*exp(fy);
for s1 = 0:l-2*p
faktor1_s1 = nchoosek((l-(2.*p)),s1).*((1./(Pho(u).^2)).^s1).*((((1i.*k.*x)./(2.*z(u)))+(Omega./2)).^(l-(2.*p)-s1)).*(1./(((2.*1i.*sqrt(alpha))).^(j+s1)));
for q = 0:1/2:(m-l)/2
faktor1_Q = (((-1).^q).*factorial(m-l))./(gamma(q+1).*factorial(m-l-(2.*q))).*(((2.*1i)./(sqrt(Gamma))).^(m-l-(2.*q)));
sum_inner_1 = 0;
for s2 = 0:m-l-2*q
E1 = (exp(((Bx_p).^2)./alpha).*hermiteH(j+s1,((1i.*Bx_p)./(sqrt(alpha)))).*exp(((By_p).^2)./alpha).*hermiteH(m-j+s2,((1i.*By_p)./(sqrt(alpha))))) - (exp(((Bx_n).^2)./alpha).*hermiteH(j+s1,((1i.*Bx_n)./(sqrt(alpha)))).*exp(((By_n).^2)./alpha).*hermiteH(m-j+s2,((1i.*By_n)./(sqrt(alpha)))));
sum_inner_1 = sum_inner_1 + nchoosek((m-l-(2.*q)),s2).*((1./(Pho(u).^2)).^s2).*((((1i.*k.*y)./(2.*z(u)))+(Omega./2)).^(m-l-(2.*q)-s2)).*(1./(((2.*1i.*sqrt(alpha))).^(m-j+s2))).*E1;
end
end
end
sum1 = sum1 + faktor1_P.*faktor1_s1.*faktor1_Q.*sum_inner_1;
end
sum_j= sum_j + J.*(sum1);
end
X = X + (L.*sum_j);
end
X = (C.*X);
I = I + abs(vpa(X)) ;
figure;
surf(x, y, I);
hold on;
plot3(x(1,:), y(1,:), I(51,:), 'r-', 'LineWidth', 2);
plot3(y(1,:), x(1,:), I(51,:), 'r-', 'LineWidth', 2);
hold off;
view(-45, 30);
xlim([-.5, .5]);
ylim([-.5, .5]);
legend('Surface', 'Line');
end

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Dyuman Joshi
Dyuman Joshi le 2 Juin 2023

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Any particular reason why you are using subs() for Gamma_star instead of defining manually it and vpa() for defining I?
The code works after removing the abovementioned symbolic functions.

4 commentaires

@Dyuman Joshi It works, but I need a normalized plot. How can I normalize both line and surf plot?
Normalized in what sense? Rescaled between 0 and 1? or Normalized by mean/std/both?
@Dyuman JoshiRescaling to 1
Use rescale on the data and plot.

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