Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.
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Mirza Sadewa
on 18 Jan 2021
Commented: Mirza Sadewa
on 18 Jan 2021
im sorry i dont know how this can happen, can someone help me
k=[0:20:1000]
for a=1:length(k);
derivative_x(a)=2*kons_G*rho_model*t*(-(1/(z2((x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1)))+(1/(z1((x(a)-x0))^2/z1^2+1))); %sudah dalam mGal
derivative_z(a)=((-2*kons_G*t*rho_model*((x(a)-x0)/(z1^2+(x(a)-x0)^2)))); %sudah dalam mGal
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Walter Roberson
on 18 Jan 2021
derivative_x(a)=2*kons_G*rho_model*t*(-(1/(z2((x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1)))+(1/(z1((x(a)-x0))^2/z1^2+1))); %sudah dalam mGal
MATLAB has absolutely no implied multiplication. Not even in the symbolic mathematics languages.
Therefore your z2( and z1( expressions are interpreted as requests to index z2 and z1 at calculated locations that do not happen to come out as positive integers.
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Jan
on 18 Jan 2021
What is z1 and z2? Are these vectors? Then the message means, that
z2((x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1)
is not a valid expression, because (x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1 is not a positive integer or logical vector.
You can identify the problem using the debugger. Set a breakpoint in the failing line and evaluate the expression piece by piece:
% 2*kons_G*rho_model*t*(-(1/(z2((x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1)))+(1/(z1((x(a)-x0))^2/z1^2+1)))
x(a)
(x(a)-x0)^2
(x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1
z2((x(a)-x0)^2/z2^2+1)
... etc
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