'integral' with piecewise expressions
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I have the following expression for the angle Beta:
L = 1;
syms y
Beta = piecewise(0<=y<L/2, pi/2, ...
L/2 <=y <L*(3/4),pi/2+0.3491, ...
(3/4)*L <=y <=L,pi/2-0.3491);
i want to compute this integral:
a = pi/4;
fun_f=@(y) (1./(50*(1+y)*(cos(a)*cos(Beta)+sin(a)*sin(Beta))+470));
int= integral(fun_f,0,L)
Does anybody know how to calculate the integral with using integral, but with Beta defined as a piecewise function?
I looked for documentation for piecewise but I don't really know if it's needed to use it. I'd prefer not to.
If you need further information i'll be happy to provide it in order to solve my problem
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Walter Roberson
on 14 Jan 2023
1 vote
Use matlabFunction with the piecewise expression, giving the 'file' option and 'optimize' false. And when you integral specify 'arrayvalued' true
matlabFunction can convert piecewise to if/else but only when writing to file, and the result cannot accept vectors
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format long g
L = 1;
syms y
Pi = sym(pi);
Beta = piecewise(0<=y<L/2, Pi/2, ...
L/2 <= y < L*(3/4), Pi/2 + sym(3491)/10^4, ...
(3/4)*L <= y <=L, Pi/2 - sym(3491)/10^4);
a = Pi/4;
fun_f = (1./(50*(1+y)*(cos(a)*cos(Beta)+sin(a)*sin(Beta))+470))
result_symbolic = int(fun_f, y, 0, L)
result_vpa = vpa(result_symbolic, 16)
fun_f_h = matlabFunction(fun_f, 'vars', y, 'File', 'fun_f.m', 'optimize', false)
result_numeric = integral(fun_f_h, 0, L, 'arrayvalued', true)
dbtype fun_f.m
anto
on 15 Jan 2023
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