Defining a variable in specific nodes

Hi,
I need to define a variable B(j)) in the 1/2 3/2 5/2.... . e.g i have the variables A(i) and B(j). So the loops are( for i =2:N and j=2:N) .
And B(j)=A(i+1)-A(i)

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 6 Mai 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz le 6 Mai 2019
" I need to define a variable B(j)) in the 1/2 3/2 5/2.... "
I don't understand.
Try to explain again.
m m
m m le 6 Mai 2019
I am trying to calculate the potentiel A(i), after that i want to calculate the electric field B(j) whitch related with the potentiel by :
B(j)=(A(i+1)-A(i) )/dx.
Knowing that j=i+12
So if i use this relation B(j)=(A(i+1)-A(i) )/dx. How can i inmplement this in matlab??
"I am trying to calculate the potentiel A(i)"
I don't know what this means.
"after that i want to calculate the electric field B(j) whitch related with the potentiel by : B(j)=(A(i+1)-A(i) )/dx Knowing that j=i+12"
Something along these lines, perhaps?
for i = __ : __ % ???
for j = 1:12
B(j) = (A(i+1)-A(i) )/dx
end
end
This can probably be written without for-loops but the concept is still unclear to me.
m m
m m le 6 Mai 2019
N=10;
for i = 2 : N-1%
for j = ___:___ ??
B(j) = (A(i+1)-A(i) )/dx
end
end
the loop for j starts from what in this case?
Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 6 Mai 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz le 6 Mai 2019
Then the j-loop might be
for j = i:i=12
end
Im basing this off of your info "Knowing that j=i+12"
Or perhaps you don't need a 2nd loop if j is always equal to i+12. This might be the case!
m m
m m le 6 Mai 2019
i'm sorry j=i+1/2 (not j=i+12)
Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 6 Mai 2019
Well then I'm not sure what's going on because loops require integer increments.
m m
m m le 6 Mai 2019
thank you

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