function within nested for loop

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Aamna Alshehhi
Aamna Alshehhi on 17 Oct 2019
Commented: Fabio Freschi on 17 Oct 2019
so i got this code to find the solution for Th3 and Th4. then plot them versus Th2 . but, I couldn't run it because there are many errors. any suggetions to edit?
function F = Aamna_fun1(x)
Th3 = x(1);
Th4 = x(2);
global b c r Z
F(1) = real(b*exp(1i*Th3)-c*exp(1i*Th4)+r*Th4-Z);
F(2) = imag(b*exp(1i*Th3)-c*exp(1i*Th4)+r*Th4-Z)
Th2= 90 : (360+90);
for e= 2:length(Th2);
global b c r Z
a=2;
b=8;
c=2;
r=4;
d0=6.92;
ap=6;
Th1=0;
Th5=90;
Z = d0 +r*pi/2+r*1i-a*exp(1i*Th2);
x0 = [0 0];
Sol = fsolve(@Aamna_fun1,x0);
Th3s = rad2deg(Sol(1))
Th4s = rad2deg(Sol(2))
for x0 = [Th3s(e-1) Th4s(e-1)]
Th3s(:,e+1) = [rad2deg(Sol(1))]
Th4s(:,e+1) = [rad2deg(Sol(2))]
end;
end;
Th2 = 90:360+90;
figure(1)
plot (Th2,Th3(1,:));
xlabel ('TH2')
ylabel ('TH3')
figure(2)
plot (Th2,Th4(1,:));
xlabel ('TH2') ;
ylabel ('TH4') ;
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Aamna Alshehhi
Aamna Alshehhi on 17 Oct 2019
well, that's right but the problem is that i don't know how to write the right nested for loop. I just wanna find Th3 and Th4 values from the function that i l already wrote , then plot Th3s vs Th2 and Th43 vs Th2.
Fabio Freschi
Fabio Freschi on 17 Oct 2019
As Jos said, have a look at this:
you will be able to check your code line by line. Without any insight on the program (and with no comments at all) it is difficult to help

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