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Adam Goldsmith


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What is the best way to go about integrating a discrete and evenly spaced dataset?
I am calculating a gas diffusional profile in a solid sphere for which the first and second derivatives of the curve are both ne...

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Why do different solutions arise from these seemingly identical approaches to a typing these numbers in? If I exponentiate a number as a variable, it becomes imaginary, if I type in the number directly, it stays rational?
I'm probably wording this poorly, but this isn't making any sense to me. I have a set of variables that I've defined as: ...

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How do I change the default axis color and axis label text to black?
I want to set the default so that all figures generated henceforth will have black axes and black axis labels. As of now, MATLAB...

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Why are errorbar ticks exaggerated when using log scale on the X axis?
Hello, when I am making figures and using a log scale on the X-axis, this greatly exaggerates my y-axis errorbar ticks to a ridi...

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How do I get working y-axis errorbars using a log scale?
<</matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/94168/messed.jpg>> I'm trying to plot data on a semilog plot (y-axis: log, x-axis: li...

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Issues getting dual y-axis ticks/values to line up
I'm making a figure with two y-axes which are mutually a power law function of each other. What I want is for the y-axis ticks o...

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How do I plot a second axis which scales with the inverse of the original axis?
I'm creating an Arrhenius plot. The x-axis of the Arrhenius plot is 10,000/T in Kelvin. Rarely has there been a less intuitive a...

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