How to plot this equation to obtain the figure?

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You have a bit of a problem: your has three independent inputs, and one output, so you need a 4-dimensional plot . The plot c that you show is for a fixed time, t1, not the general equation.
If you have the Symbolic Toolbox, probably the easiest approach is to use a piecewise() equation, subs() in a fixed time, and fplot() the result. If you do not have the Symbolic Toolbox, either use logical indexing to construct your answer, or else just compute over the three y ranges separately and concatenate them together.

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N = 50; %subdivisions per dimension
xmin = -1; xmax = 101;
ymin = -160; ymax = 160;
tmin = 0; tmax = 3600;
xvec = linspace(xmin, xmax, N);
yvec = linspace(ymin, ymax, N);
tvec = linspace(tmin, tmax, N);
[X, Y, T] = ndgrid(xvec, yvec, tvec);
maskx = 0 <= X & X <= 100;
masky1 = -150 <= Y & Y < -50;
masky2 = -50 <= Y & Y < 50;
masky3 = 50 <= Y & Y <= 150;
xi = zeros(size(X));
mask1 = maskx & masky1;
mask2 = maskx & masky2;
xi(mask1) = xi0 * v*T(mask1)/(2 * L) .* (1 - cos(pi/50*X(mask1))) .* (1 - cos(pi/100*(Y(mask1) + 150)));
xi(mask2) = xi0 * V*T(mask2) / L .* (1-cos(pi/50*X(mask2)));
xi(mask3) = xi0 * v*T(mask3)/(2 * L) .* (1 - cos(pi/50*X(mask3))) .* (1 - cos(pi/100*(Y(mask3) - 150)));
random_time_idx = randi(length(tvec));
random_time = tvec(random_time_idx);
x_for_t = X(:,:,random_time_idx);
y_for_t = Y(:,:,random_time_idx);
zi_for_t = xi(:,:,random_time_idx) / xi0;
surf(x_for_t, y_for_t, zi_for_t)
xlabel('x (km)');
ylabel('y (km)');
zlabel('$\frac{\zi(x,y,t1)}{\zi_0}', 'interpreter', 'latex')
title( sprintf('time = %.2f', random_time) );

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Thank you for your response. I have Symbolic Toolbox. Let me show you a plot form allwayzitzme@gmail.com which is the same your figure from your code. But It is different from the above picture. I want to get as above figure. But I can't try this. So I need your advice for this code. Please try sir,
clc
clear all
m = 30 ; n = 10 ;
x = linspace(0,100,m) ;
eta0 = 2 ;
L = 100 ;
W = 100 ;
v = 0.14 ;
t = 5.95 ;
y1 = linspace(-150,-50,n) ;
[X,Y1] = meshgrid(x,y1) ;
T1 = eta0*v*t/(2*L)*(1-cos(pi/50*X)).*(1-cos(pi/100*(Y1+150))) ;
y2 = linspace(-50,50,n) ;
[X,Y2] = meshgrid(x,y2) ;
T2 = eta0*v*t/L*(1-cos(pi/50*X)) ;
y3 = linspace(50,150,n) ;
[X,Y3] = meshgrid(x,y3) ;
T3 = eta0*v*t/(2*L)*(1-cos(pi/50*X)).*(1-cos(pi/100*(Y3-150))) ;
X = [X ; X; X] ;
Y = [Y1 ; Y2 ;Y3] ;
eta = [T1 ; T2 ; T3] ;
surf(X,Y,eta) ;

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soe min aung
soe min aung le 23 Déc 2019

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Please help me for this plot. Please

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I did help you. I suggested two different strategies (Symbolic Toolbox or not), and two technical implementations for the non-symbolic strategy. Have you read the documentation about piecewise() and about logical indexing ?
soe min aung
soe min aung le 23 Déc 2019
Could you please give me matlab code example for this case.
Do you have the symbolic toolbox? Did you read about piecewise? Did you read about logical indexing?

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