Integration symbiolic form in matlab gives error

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Anal
Anal on 7 Nov 2024 at 10:22
Commented: Anal about 7 hours ago
%here is my matlab script
Part_1=@(r,theta) 1+(2.*(1+r.*cos(theta))).^2;
W_i=@(r,theta) Part_1(r,theta).*(whittakerW(50, 0.5,(2.*(r))./(50)));
Matrix_element=(quad2d(W_i,0.5, 2000,0,pi));
This gives me error. What is the best way to solve this integration?

Answers (3)

Jaimin
Jaimin on 7 Nov 2024 at 10:46
The error in your MATLAB script likely arises from the way you are using the whittakerW function and the quad2d function.
Ensure that the function handles you are using are properly vectorized. The quad2d function expects the integrand to accept arrays as inputs and return an array of outputs.
Make sure that the whittakerW function is available in your MATLAB environment. This function is part of the Symbolic Math Toolbox, so ensure you have it installed and the toolbox is loaded.
Kindly refer to the following code snippet for understanding.
% Define the function Part_1
Part_1 = @(r, theta) 1 + (2 .* (1 + r .* cos(theta))).^2;
% Define the function W_i, ensuring vectorization
W_i = @(r, theta) Part_1(r, theta) .* whittakerW(50, 0.5, (2 .* r) ./ 50);
% Perform the double integration using quad2d
Matrix_element = quad2d(W_i, 0.5, 2000, 0, pi);
% Display the result
disp(Matrix_element);
Kindly refer following MathWorks documentation for more information:
I hope this will be helpful.
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Anal
Anal on 7 Nov 2024 at 11:01
Hi, “whittakerW” function is availble in my Symbiolic math toolbox. I have previously used that. Still it is not working.

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Torsten
Torsten on 7 Nov 2024 at 12:13
Edited: Torsten on 7 Nov 2024 at 12:14
I think you will have big problems if you try to integrate a function with values in the order of +/- 1e70.
syms r theta
Part_1= 1+(2*(1+r*cos(theta)))^2;
W_i = Part_1*whittakerW(50,0.5,2*r/50);
M = int(W_i,theta,0,pi);
rad = 0.5:0.5:2000;
plot(rad,double(subs(M,r,rad)))

Star Strider
Star Strider on 7 Nov 2024 at 12:55
Edited: Star Strider on 7 Nov 2024 at 12:57
If you have R2012a or later, use the integral2 function instead —
Part_1=@(r,theta) 1+(2.*(1+r.*cos(theta))).^2;
W_i=@(r,theta) Part_1(r,theta).*(whittakerW(50, 0.5,(2.*(r))./(50)));
Matrix_element=(integral2(W_i,0.5, 2000,0,pi))
Matrix_element = -2.7744e+72
clearvars
syms r theta
Part_1(r,theta) = 1+(2*(1+r*cos(theta)))^2;
W_i(r,theta) = Part_1(r,theta).*(whittakerW(50, 0.5,(2*(r))/(50)));
Matrix_element=int(int(W_i,r,0.5, 2000), theta,0,pi)
Matrix_element = vpa(Matrix_element)
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