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Recent Answers from George Moustris

2009-06-24 differentiation:

Hi Rohan when you say "arrays" do you mean vectors? If so, by "differential" i assume you mean the derivative of the torque. Since you have discrete points, this is formally called the "finite difference"

2009-04-11 plotting:

I'm not following what you want to do exactly. If you plot points on a figure, then you can count them programmatically without using the plot properties e.g. if you have them on a matrix just take the

2008-12-27 MATLAB function trapz/cumtrapz:

Hi Yin Yin, apparently you have overloaded the cumtrapz function. In other words, you have created a file with the name cumtrapz, thus when you call the cumtrapz function (which is native in matlab)

2008-12-07 MATLAB function trapz/cumtrapz:

Hi Yin Yin, if a get it correctly, you want to perform numerical integration on the data points contained in the vector znew. This indeed can be performed with the cumtrapz function but you use it in

2008-06-28 Finite Difference Method:

Hi Muhammad, i don't see a clear way out of your problem. A N=100000000 is pretty big. At first, if i were you i would consider decreasing the N, if the outcome accuracy allows such a thing. Secondly