Please help me to run this simple code
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proj()
function sol= proj
clc;clf;clear;
myLegend1 = {};
myLegend2 = {};
k0=386; ce=3.831*10^2; mu=38.6*10^9;alfat=1.78*10^-5; rho=89.54*10^2; lamda=77.6*10^9;taw=0.5;Tnot=2.93*10^2;
c0=sqrt((lamda+2*mu)/(rho)); Betanot=(3*lamda+2*mu)*alfat; a1=mu/(lamda+2*mu);a2=(mu+lamda)/(lamda+2*mu);a3=(Betanot*Tnot)/(lamda+2*mu);omega=(rho*ce)/(k0);
a4=lamda/(lamda+2*mu);a5=(k0*omega*c0^2)/(k0);a6=(rho*ce*c0^2)/(k0);
a7=(Betanot*c0^2)/(k0); a8=a6*taw; a9=a7*taw; a10=rho*ce*taw*omega*c0^4/(k0); a11=Betanot*taw*omega*c0^4/(k0);w=rho*ce/(k0);
rr = [0 0.3 0.6 ]
for i =1:numel(rr)
a= rr(i);
s=0.5;h=0.1;
y0 = [1,0,0,0,1,0,0];
options =bvpset('stats','on','RelTol',1e-4);
m = linspace(0,10);
solinit = bvpinit(m,y0);
sol= bvp4c(@projfun,@projbc,solinit,options);
figure(1)
plot(sol.x,(sol.y(5,:)))
grid on,hold on
myLegend1{i}=['alfa= ',num2str(rr(i))];
figure(2)
plot(sol.x,(sol.y(6,:)))
title('Temperature')
grid on,hold on
myLegend2{i}=['alfa= ',num2str(rr(i))];
i=i+1;
end
figure(1)
legend(myLegend1)
hold on
figure(2)
legend(myLegend2)
hold on
function dy= projfun(x,y)
dy= zeros(7,1);
v = y(1);
dv = y(2);
u=y(3);
du=y(4);
t=y(5);
dt=y(6);
ddt=y(7);
dy(1) = dv;
dy(2)=(1/((((s^2+a1*h^2-(2*x+2+1).^2)*(1-a*t))*((h^2+a1*s^2-(2*(x+1+1)).^2)*(1-a*t)))-((a2*s*h)*(1-a*t))^2))*(((a2*s*h*a*2*(x+1)+2*(x+1)*a*a2*s*h)*t-a2*s*h*a*2*(x+1)*t^2-a2*s*h*2*(x+1)+(a*a2*s*h*a(s^2+a1*h^2)*t-a2*s*h*a(s^2+a1*h^2))*dt)*du+((s^2+a1*h^2-2*(x+1))*a*(h^2+a1*s^2)-(a*2*(x+1)*a*(a4*s*h+a1*s*h))+((a*a2*s*h)*a*(a4*s*h+a1*s*h)-(a*(s^2+a1*h^2-2*(x+1)))*(a*(h^2+a1*s^2))))*dt*dv+(a2*s*h*2*a*a3*s+a3*s*a*a2*s*h+2*a*a3*h*(s^2+a1*h^2-4*(x+1+1)^2)+a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1+1))^2)*(a3*h))*t*dt-(a2*s*h*a3*s)*dt-((s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1))^2)*a3*h)*dt-dt*t^2*(a*a2*s*h*2*a*a3*s+a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1))^2)*2*a*a3*h));
dy(3)=du;
dy(4) =(1/(a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*x+2+1).^2))-(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*x+2+1).^2))*((a2*s*h-a*a2*s*h*t)*((1/((((s^2+a1*h^2-(2*x+2+1).^2)*(1-a*t))*((h^2+a1*s^2-(2*(x+1+1)).^2)*(1-a*t)))-((a2*s*h)*(1-a*t))^2))*(((a2*s*h*a*2*(x+1)+2*(x+1)*a*a2*s*h)*t-a2*s*h*a*2*(x+1)*t^2-a2*s*h*2*(x+1)+(a*a2*s*h*a(s^2+a1*h^2)*t-a2*s*h*a(s^2+a1*h^2))*dt)*du+((s^2+a1*h^2-2*(x+1))*a*(h^2+a1*s^2)-(a*2*(x+1)*a*(a4*s*h+a1*s*h))+((a*a2*s*h)*a*(a4*s*h+a1*s*h)-(a*(s^2+a1*h^2-2*(x+1)))*(a*(h^2+a1*s^2))))*dt*dv+(a2*s*h*2*a*a3*s+a3*s*a*a2*s*h+2*a*a3*h*(s^2+a1*h^2-4*(x+1+1)^2)+a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1+1))^2)*(a3*h))*t*dt-(a2*s*h*a3*s)*dt-((s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1))^2)*a3*h)*dt-dt*t^2*(a*a2*s*h*2*a*a3*s+a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1))^2)*2*a*a3*h)))+(((a*2*(x+1)*t)-2*(x+1)-(a*s^2+a*a1*h^2)*t)*du)+(2*a*a3*s*t-a3*s)*dt-(a*a4*s*h+a*a1*s*h)*dt*dv);
dy(5)=dt;
dy(6)=ddt;
dy(7)=(1/(a*(a5*s^2*2*(x+1+1)+a5*h^2*2*(x+1+1))*t-(a5*s^2*2*(x+1+1)+a5*h^2*2*(x+1)-a8*(2*(x+1+1))^3)))*((s^2+h^2+2*a5*h*2-a6*(2*(x+1)).^2-3*a8*2*(x+1+1)*2*(x+1))*ddt);
end
end
function res= projbc(ya,yb)
res= [ya(1);
ya(3);
ya(5)-1;
ya(7);
yb(1);
yb(3);
yb(5);
];
end
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dy(2)=(1/((((s^2+a1*h^2-(2*x+2+1).^2)*(1-a*t))*((h^2+a1*s^2-(2*(x+1+1)).^2)*(1-a*t)))-((a2*s*h)*(1-a*t))^2))*(((a2*s*h*a*2*(x+1)+2*(x+1)*a*a2*s*h)*t-a2*s*h*a*2*(x+1)*t^2-a2*s*h*2*(x+1)+(a*a2*s*h*a(s^2+a1*h^2)*t-a2*s*h*a(s^2+a1*h^2))*dt)*du+((s^2+a1*h^2-2*(x+1))*a*(h^2+a1*s^2)-(a*2*(x+1)*a*(a4*s*h+a1*s*h))+((a*a2*s*h)*a*(a4*s*h+a1*s*h)-(a*(s^2+a1*h^2-2*(x+1)))*(a*(h^2+a1*s^2))))*dt*dv+(a2*s*h*2*a*a3*s+a3*s*a*a2*s*h+2*a*a3*h*(s^2+a1*h^2-4*(x+1+1)^2)+a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1+1))^2)*(a3*h))*t*dt-(a2*s*h*a3*s)*dt-((s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1))^2)*a3*h)*dt-dt*t^2*(a*a2*s*h*2*a*a3*s+a*(s^2+a1*h^2-(2*(x+1))^2)*2*a*a3*h));
Format your code by wrapping long lines and appropriate spacing, etc., so it's possible to read...there's almost no chance of being able to parse those lines as written without missing something...making shorter, temporary variables wouldn't necessarily be a bad idea, either as one way to reduce the apparent complexity.
Stephen23
2026 年 2 月 13 日
And get rid of cargo-cult code like this: clc;clf;clear;
What do you think clearing an empty function workspace will do ?
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