How do I get the matrix p
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Hello,
I am trying to solve the a matrix using solve function, not able to figure it out.
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syms x1 x2 M k L dx1 dx2 p
% Displacement of the bar
xg=(x1+x2)/2;
% Rotation of the bar
thi=(x2-x1)/L;
%moment of inertia
J=M*L^2/12;
dxg=(dx1+dx2)/2;
dthi=(dx2-dx1)/L;
% Kinetic energy
KE=0.5*((M*dxg^2)+(J*dthi^2));
% Potenial Engergy
PE=0.5*(2*k*x1^2+3*k*x2^2);
u=[x1 x2];
du=[dx1;dx2];
s=solve(KE==0.5.*transpose(du)*p*du);
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Walter Roberson
le 18 Mar 2019
No it isn't . u is 1 x 2 so transpose of u is 2 x 1. You cannot do 2 x 1 * 2 x 2 * 1 x 2 because none of the inner dimensions match. Your u would have to be 2 x 1 to fix that .
There is not enough information to isolate 2 x 2 p.
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Sajeer Modavan
le 17 Mar 2019
Since you are solving with for p, result of 's' equal to 'p'
to confirm this, you can use following code (which is same as yours, but forcefully solving for 'p')
P = solve(KE==0.5.*transpose(du)*p*du,p);
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