Need to apply trapezoidal rule for double integration with an array by using the for loop
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z=(0:0.1:10);
F1= @(r1,r2)exp(-(r1.^2+r2.^2).*A).*exp(-i*B.*z.*(r1.^2+r2.^2)).*besseli(n,r1.*r2./(sig^2)).*r1.*r2;
I want to use trapezoidal numerical integration on the F1 for the variables r1 and r2 for which limits are 0 to 1, where z is a matrix. The direct command of integral2 cannot be applied due to the array function. I am stuck at first loop, where the error "Conversion to double from function handle is not possible" is showing. Please help. Thanks in advance.
for i=1:m
xi=i*h;
sumx(i)=@(r2)F1(xi);
i=i+1;
end
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Sargondjani
le 23 Juin 2021
There are two things that need correction:
1) Remove the line i=i+1. This is what the for loop does. (also don't use "i" in general because i=sqrt(-1)))
2) The funciton handle. I will try to explain how function handles work. I have a function:
F = @(a,b,X1,X2)a*X1.^2 + b*X2.^2;
a,b are parameters. I will set them, for example a=1, b=2;
Now i want to loop over X1, given values of a, b, and X2:
a=1;
b=2;
X2 = 0.1;
h=0.001;
y = NaN(1,m);
for ii = 1:m
X1 = ii*h;
y(1,ii) = F(a,b,X1,X2);
end
Now the value of F, given a,b,X1(ii),X2 are assigned to y(ii). I hope that clarifies something.
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