Please someone can help how to plot the following numerical
integration with respect to "z". Here "z" varies from "0" to "1". The
integral need to be done by numerical integration method.

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Star Strider
Star Strider le 23 Oct 2020

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Try this:
zv = linspace(0, 1);
for k = 1:numel(zv)
z = zv(k);
u_int(k) = integral(@(u) sqrt(u)/((exp(u)/z)-1) + z/(1-z), 0, Inf, 'ArrayValued',1);
end
figure
semilogy(zv, u_int)
grid
xlabel('z')
ylabel('Integrated Value')
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P Rakesh Kumar Dora
P Rakesh Kumar Dora le 23 Oct 2020
Thanks. Here can we change the step size of "z" in your code?
It can be whatever you want. This plots 100 points, so the step size is about 0.01. If you want more or fewer, use the third argument to linspace to define how many.
Example —
zv = linspace(0, 1, 20);
creates ‘zv’ as a 20-element vector and would result in a step size of about 0.05. The number of elements can be anything the computer memory permits.
P Rakesh Kumar Dora
P Rakesh Kumar Dora le 23 Oct 2020
Ok, Thanks. Do you know how to do this in mathmaticae.Actually i am trying by using
"Nintegrate" function in mathematica , but unable to get the final answer.
Star Strider
Star Strider le 23 Oct 2020
My pleasure!
I do not have Mathematica and have no experience with it. MATLAB does essentially everything I need to do.
If my Answer helped you solve your problem, please Accept it!
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P Rakesh Kumar Dora
P Rakesh Kumar Dora le 23 Oct 2020
Please can you tell how to locate precise value of the integrand corresponding
to precise value of "z" in the plot?
Star Strider
Star Strider le 23 Oct 2020
The ‘z’ values are the elements of the ‘zv’ vector. They correspond to the elements of ‘u_int’. So ‘z=0’ corresponds to ‘u_int(1)’, ‘z=1’ to ‘u_int(end)’, with end depending on how many elements of ‘u_int’ you choose to calculate.

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