ploting Mitagg leffler function
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Hello h
How can I plote the Mittage leffler for the function
in [0,50], Here is the code but I do not know how to define the function.
I appreciate your help.
alpha=0.5;
beta=1.2;
function E= ML(z,alpha,beta)
plot(E)
end
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Follow this approach. Let's say you'd need to plot: f(a, b, t) = a*exp(cos(b*t)) using a nested function.
a = 2.13;
b = 3.5;
t = linspace(-10, 10, 500);
OUTPUT=My_Fun(a, b, t);
function F = My_Fun(a, b, t)
F = a*exp(cos(b*t));
plot(t, F)
end
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Erm
le 10 Sep 2023
Yes, MATLAB's question is justified: You say you want to return "E" from your function "ML":
function E= ML(z,alpha,beta)
but you don't define it therein. You only write a senseless plot command:
plot(E,t)
Sulaymon Eshkabilov
le 10 Sep 2023
What Torsten indicated is that you should define what is the formulation of E.
eg.,: E = alpha+beta*z
Erm
le 10 Sep 2023
alpha = sym(0.5);
beta = sym(1.2);
syms k z
E(z) = symsum(z^k/gamma(alpha*k+beta),k,0,Inf)
t = linspace(-10, 10, 50).';
Y = E(sqrt(sym(t)))
y = double(Y);
subplot(2,1,1); plot(t, real(y), 'k-.'); title('real part');
subplot(2,1,2); plot(t, imag(y), 'r:.'); title('imag part')
Walter Roberson
le 10 Sep 2023
0 votes
I suggest that you look in the File Exchange. I see at least 4 contributions for calculating Mittag Leffler function.
Sulaymon Eshkabilov
le 10 Sep 2023
As shown in one of the matlab exchange, edit this below shown function file using your own input variables, viz. k, z, alpha, beta
a = ?;
b = ?;
c = ?;
x = ?;
OUTPUT=ML_fun(a, b, c, x);
function f=ML_fun(a,b,c,x)
gamma_c=1.0/gamma(c);
f=0; fa=1; j=0;
while norm(fa,1)>=eps
fa=(gamma(c+j)*gamma_c)/gamma(j+1)/gamma(a*j+b) *x.^j;
f=f+fa; j=j+1;
% You can also add: plot(), hold on % see the simulation progress of ML
% fcn
end
% Or here: plot()
end
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