Why I am unable to run my program?
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Nur Nadhirah Syed Malik
on 28 Dec 2021
Commented: Nur Nadhirah Syed Malik
on 30 Dec 2021
Hi, I really need help. I cannot run my program. When I run, it shows ' Unable to perform assignment because the size of the left side is 1-by-1 and the size of the right side is 121-by-1'. Please, I really need help.
%Parameters to define the governing casson fluid equation and the
%parameters value range
L = 1; % Length of the artery
maxk= 10; % Number of time steps
tmax = 0.1; % Maximum time
delta_t = tmax/maxk; % Time step
n = 10; % Number of space steps
delta_r = L/n; % Radial direction
Beta1 = 0.025; % Casson fluid parameter
A0 = 0.2; % Amplitude of systolic pressure gradient
A1 = 0.4; % Amplitude of diastolic pressure gradient
omega = pi/4;
%Initial conditions of velocity
for i = 1:n+1
u(i,1) = 0;
disp(u(i,1));
end
% Boundary conditions
for j=1:maxk+1
u(1,j) = 0;
u(n,j) = 0;
end
% Implementation of the explicit
for j=1:maxk % Time Loop
for i=2:n % Space Loop
S10 = (u(2,j)-2*u(1,j)+u(2,j))/((delta_r)^2);
S20 = (u(2,j)-u(1,j))/(delta_r);
u(1,j+1) = u(1,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S10) + 1/r* (S20)));
disp(u(1,j+1))
S1 = (u(i+1,j)-2*u(i,j)+u(i-1,j))/((delta_r)^2);
S2 = (u(i+1,j)-u(i,j))/(delta_r);
u(i,j+1) = u(i,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S1) + 1/r* (S2)));
disp(u(i,j+1))
S1n = (u(n+1,j)-2*u(n,j)+u(n-1,j))/((delta_r)^2);
S2n = (u(n+1,j)-u(n,j))/(delta_r);
u(n,j+1) = u(n,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S1n) + 1/r* (S2n)));
disp(u(n,j+1))
end
end
%Graphical representation of the velocity at different selected times
plot(u);
%figure(1)
%plot(u(:,1),r,'-',u(:,2),r,'-',u(:,3),r,'-',u(:,6),r,'-')
%tittle('velocity within explicit method')
%xlabel('r')
%label('u')
%legend('dt=1','dt=2','dt=3','dt=6')
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Image Analyst
on 28 Dec 2021
Try this:
clc; % Clear the command window.
close all; % Close all figures (except those of imtool.)
clearvars;
workspace; % Make sure the workspace panel is showing.
format long g;
format compact;
fprintf('Beginning to run %s.m ...\n', mfilename);
%Parameters to define the governing casson fluid equation and the
%parameters value range
L = 1; % Length of the artery
maxk= 10; % Number of time steps
tmax = 0.1; % Maximum time
% Define t and r
allTimes = linspace(0, tmax, maxk)
r = 1; % Whatever...?????
delta_t = tmax/maxk; % Time step
n = 10; % Number of space steps
delta_r = L/n; % Radial direction
Beta1 = 0.025; % Casson fluid parameter
A0 = 0.2; % Amplitude of systolic pressure gradient
A1 = 0.4; % Amplitude of diastolic pressure gradient
omega = pi/4;
%Initial conditions of velocity
for i = 1:n+1
u(i,1) = 0;
disp(u(i,1));
end
% Boundary conditions
for j=1:maxk+1
u(1,j) = 0;
u(n,j) = 0;
end
% Implementation of the explicit
for j=1:maxk % Time Loop
t = allTimes(j);
for i=2:n % Space Loop
S10 = (u(2,j)-2*u(1,j)+u(2,j))/((delta_r)^2);
S20 = (u(2,j)-u(1,j))/(delta_r);
u(1,j+1) = u(1,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S10) + 1/r * (S20)));
disp(u(1,j+1))
S1 = (u(i+1,j)-2*u(i,j)+u(i-1,j))/((delta_r)^2);
S2 = (u(i+1,j)-u(i,j))/(delta_r);
u(i,j+1) = u(i,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S1) + 1/r * (S2)));
disp(u(i,j+1))
S1n = (u(n+1,j)-2*u(n,j)+u(n-1,j))/((delta_r)^2);
S2n = (u(n+1,j)-u(n,j))/(delta_r);
u(n,j+1) = u(n,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S1n) + 1/r * (S2n)));
disp(u(n,j+1))
end
end
%Graphical representation of the velocity at different selected times
plot(u, '-', 'LineWidth', 2);
grid on;
fontSize = 16;
xlabel('space', 'FontSize', fontSize)
ylabel('u', 'FontSize', fontSize)

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Kevin
on 28 Dec 2021
I have tried running your code. MATLAB complains the variable "t" is not defined in the line inside the double for-loop:
u(1,j+1) = u(1,j) + delta_t*(A0 + A1*cos(omega*t) + Beta1*((S10) + 1/r* (S20)));
To debug this kind of problem, use the MATLAB editor to step through the code. You can set breakpoint.
Kevin
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