If statement in a loop
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to run the code below. The problem is co is not working in a loop. I just obtained the last raw for the computation. What should I do to work the code with a looping co?(F_l is a force vector)
co = 1;
for c = 1:na-2
co=co+1
for ni = 3:3:length((reale))
if ni==3;
F_l(ni) = 2*pi*((DeltaR/na)/6);
elseif ni==6;
F_l(ni) =2*pi*( ((DeltaR/na)/3)+ (2/na+2/na)*DeltaR/6);
elseif ni==length((reale));
F_l(ni)=2*pi*((na-1)/na+2)*DeltaR/6;
else
F_l(ni) =2*pi*( ((DeltaR*((co-1)/na+2*co/na))/6)+ ((DeltaR*((co+1)/na+2*co/na))/6)) ;
end
end
end
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Jan
el 9 de Mayo de 2017
The question is not clear. Of course you can use co inside a loop and inside the if branches. Please explain what "co is not working" exactly means. What does "the last row for the computation" mean?
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With some guessing:
co = 1;
F_l = zeros(length(reale), na - 2); % Pre-allocate!!!
for c = 1:na-2
co = co + 1;
for ni = 3:3:length(reale)
if ni == 3
F_l(ni, c) = 2*pi*((DeltaR/na)/6);
elseif ni == 6
F_l(ni, c) = 2*pi*(((DeltaR/na)/3) + (2/na+2/na)*DeltaR/6);
elseif ni == length(reale)
F_l(ni, c) = 2*pi*((na-1)/na+2)*DeltaR/6;
else
F_l(ni, c) = 2*pi*(((DeltaR*((co-1)/na+2*co/na))/6) + ...
((DeltaR*((co+1)/na+2*co/na))/6));
end
end
end
Is this the wanted result? Should F_l contain the zeros for ni=1,2, etc.? Then the code can be simplified:
co = 1;
nr = length(reale);
F_l = zeros(nr, na - 2); % Pre-allocate!!!
F_l(3, 1:na-2) = 2*pi*((DeltaR/na)/6);
F_l(6, 1:na-2) = 2*pi*(((DeltaR/na)/3) + (2/na+2/na)*DeltaR/6);
F_l(nr, 1:na-2) = 2*pi*((na-1)/na+2)*DeltaR/6;
for c = 1:na-2
co = co + 1;
F_l(9:3:length(reale)-3, c) = 2*pi*(((DeltaR*((co-1)/na+2*co/na))/6) + ...
((DeltaR*((co+1)/na+2*co/na))/6));
end
And even this can be written without a loop.
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sedef kocakaplan
el 9 de Mayo de 2017
Jan
el 9 de Mayo de 2017
In your original code you overwrite the elements of F_l in each iteration of the for c loop. What do you want to obtain instead? Currently all we see is the failing assignment of the elements of this array. But what do you want instead? "change in values as co increases" is clear, but at which index should which value appear?
sedef kocakaplan
el 9 de Mayo de 2017
sedef kocakaplan
el 9 de Mayo de 2017
Jan
el 10 de Mayo de 2017
@sedef kocakaplan: This is not clear: "For co 2,3,4... F_l(ni=9,12,15...) should be written." These are 2 loop counters: one for co and one for ni. But you get one vector as output only.
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