You can't have a for loop where the index is non-integers, like this
because the 2nd element of B is already a non-integer value and you can't access a non-integer element of an array. Think about it. Does it make sense to ask what is the 2.5-th element of a finite-dimensional vector?
Why would you want to space filled elements of a vector logarithmically. even if you could do it with integer values? You would end up with zeros in your vector. For example, if you did
Note that MATLAB makes y a length-3 vector and puts a zero in for the 2nd element.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do here, but maybe something like:
Tens_stored = zeros(100,1);
Tens_S = 12;
Res_I = 10;
Res_E = logspace(0,2,100);
for nn = 1:100
Tens = (Res_E.*Tens_S)/(B+Res_I);
Tens_stored(nn) = Tens;
end
Although the above just gives the same value for Tens_stored at each element of the array, so I'm sure you probably don't want that.
