Handling with long function in ode45

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Olaf Popczyk
Olaf Popczyk am 10 Mär. 2020
Beantwortet: Walter Roberson am 10 Mär. 2020
Hi.
I have a problem with operating a long function in ode45:
[t,y] = ode45(@(t,y) [(V^2*A/((p_r(1)*y(1)+p_r(2))*1e-6)-(0.1558*y(1) +89.33)*Ac*(y(1)-Ta))/(m*(p_c(1)*y(1)^2+p_c(2)*y(1)+p_c(3))); -((V^2*A/((p_r(1)*y(1)+p_r(2))*1e-6)-(0.1558*y(1) +89.33)*Ac*(y(1)-Ta))/(m*(p_c(1)*y(1)^2+p_c(2)*y(1)+p_c(3))))*(0.5*ksiM*aA*omega*sin(aA*(y(1)-As)+bA*y(2))*(1/(1+exp(-s*(y(1)-As)))-1/(1+exp(-s*(y(1)-Af))))-theta)/(1+0.5*ksiM*bA*omega*sin(aA*(y(1)-As)+bA*y(2))*(1/(1+exp(-s*(y(1)-As)))-1/(1+exp(-s*(y(1)-Af)))))] , [0 3], [20;0]);
As you can see the function is very long, in fact it is even a system of two. Would it be possible to write a piece of this function, for example:
sin(aA*(y(1)-As)+bA*y(2))
as simple expression, let's say:
f
and use this short expression inside ode45 instead of much longer sine? This would make it much easier for me to operate the function.
Kind regards
Olaf

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 10 Mär. 2020
Yes, you can use anonymous functions.
You should consider using a real function file for the expressions as you can use as many variables as you like to make the code clearer or more efficient.
If you have the symbolic toolbox then you can even use matlabFunction to write optimized code to a file.

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