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RE: Transcendental equation
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guido.bonalumi |
Subject: |
RE: Transcendental equation |
Date: |
Wed, 30 Apr 2014 09:07:16 -0700 (PDT) |
I implemented your solution and it is almost correct. This is the result:
a = 0.20276 3.83709 7.01853 10.17550 13.32524 16.47188
19.61691 22.76099 25.90447 29.04754
The problem is that I can only find the odd roots (the first, the third, the
fifth, and so on), infact between each couple of values saved in the vector
/a/ there is another value that it is not saved. I tried changing your
solution (*i*pi+pi/4*) in something more refined like *i*pi/2+pi/4* and this
is the result:
a = 0.20276 0.20276 3.83709 3.83710 7.01853 7.01853
10.17550 10.17551 13.32524 13.32526
I still find the same values than before but this time each one is found
twice, which clearly is not what I want.
What am I missing?
Here is my full code:
D=0.05
h=100
k=60.5
Lc=D/4
Bi=h*Lc/k
N=10;
# Function plot in the interval between x=0 and x=20 to have an idea of the
roots' values
x=[0.0001:0.001:20];
y=x.*(besselj(1, x))./(besselj(0, x)).-Bi;
plot(x, y, '-r')
axis([0 20 -1 1])
a=[1:N];
for i=0:(N-1)
f=@(x)(x*(besselj(1, x))/(besselj(0, x))-Bi);
a(i+1)=fsolve(f, (i*pi+pi/4));
end
a
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