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analytic function in another analytic function

Posted 7 avr. 2013, 08:18 UTC−4 Materials, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 4.2a, Version 4.4 3 Replies

Shirley Sharabi
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Hi,

I have two questions:
1. an analytic cunction that has one argument - sigmaxx that I want to incorperate in another analytic function that has another argument = ec.normE. I cant do it no matter what I try. Please help me. I am using comsol 4.2a

2. I am trying to incorporate an interpolation function inside an analytiv function. Again with ni succuss.

Can someone explain to me why and how to silve the problem

ave_m=(b_thresh+((b_thresh-d_thresh)*flc2hs(sigmaxx-0.7,0.35)+700))/2
diff_m(-b_thresh+((b_thresh-d_thresh)*flc2hs(sigmaxx-0.7,0.35)+700))/2

arguments-sigmaxx

an1=(flc2hs(ec.normE-ave_m(sigmaxx[1/(s/m)]),diff_m(sigmaxx[1/(s/m)])))
arguments: ec.normE, sigmaxx

error:
Wrong number of function arguments.

thanks
Shirley
3 Replies Last Post 28 mai 2015, 02:42 UTC−4
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Posted: 1 decade ago 7 mars 2014, 09:32 UTC−5

2. I am trying to incorporate an interpolation function inside an analytiv function. Again with ni succuss.


This is easy:
1. First create an 'Interpolation' function, default name int1, by choosing 'Table' and enter in the column for [t,f(t)] values : [1,1], [2,4], [3,9], [4,16]
2. Create a new analytic function 'an1', in the expression put 'int1(x)' and in plot parameters choose 'min=1' , 'max=4'
3. Press 'Plot' button on top left and you'll see your analytic function created from the interpolation function

[QUOTE] 2. I am trying to incorporate an interpolation function inside an analytiv function. Again with ni succuss. [/QUOTE] This is easy: 1. First create an 'Interpolation' function, default name int1, by choosing 'Table' and enter in the column for [t,f(t)] values : [1,1], [2,4], [3,9], [4,16] 2. Create a new analytic function 'an1', in the expression put 'int1(x)' and in plot parameters choose 'min=1' , 'max=4' 3. Press 'Plot' button on top left and you'll see your analytic function created from the interpolation function
Apurva Gajwani
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Posted: 9 years ago 27 mai 2015, 16:50 UTC−4
Can we do opposite of thi like analytic function in interpolation function
Can we do opposite of thi like analytic function in interpolation function
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Posted: 9 years ago 28 mai 2015, 02:42 UTC−4

Can we do opposite of thi like analytic function in interpolation function


No, this is not possible.


[QUOTE] Can we do opposite of thi like analytic function in interpolation function [/QUOTE] No, this is not possible.

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