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Bi variate to mono variate functions
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Anglade Pierre-Matthieu |
Subject: |
Bi variate to mono variate functions |
Date: |
Wed, 29 Mar 2006 17:17:09 +0200 |
Hi all,
I've some kind of very dumb problem with octave's synthax. probably
because I don't mastered it at all I'm not able to solve the following
problem:
I have a function which look like having two variables but have in
fact a single one and I can't find the way to tell this to octave.
Here is the function (LateX form):
f(x) = \int_a^b g(x,y) dy
In order to compute that I first define g(x,y)
Then I'd like to use the "quad" function to get the integral over the
range o "y" values.
but I d'ont find the way to tell quad that my function is now g(x,y)
but with a fixed "x" value.
Obviously I need to do this on the fly ( i.e. I can't define a
function for each value of x) because otherwise it would take too long
to get a complete plot...
Could anybody kindly help me?
--
Pierre-Matthieu Anglade
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