How to plot cosine of complex function of third degree?

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Aisha Mohamed 2022-7-11

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回答： Nipun 2023-11-8

I plot the phase of this function

fb(z) = (0.1496 − 0.1692i)z^−1 + (0.2472 + 0.0916i)z^−2 + (−0.8196 − 0.3718i)z^−3

by using this command

surf(re_z,im_z,angle(f_of_z_result),'EdgeColor','none'); .

My question is how can me plot the cosine of this function?

I appriciate any help

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Torsten 2022-7-12

Just insert the expression you want in the surf command instead of abs(f_of_z_result).

Aisha Mohamed 2022-7-12

Thanks Torsten so much, I really appriciate your efforts.

I will use all these commands to study my function.

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Nipun 2023-11-8

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Hi Aisha,

I understand that you are trying to plot the cosine of the given symbolic relation in MATLAB using "surf" plot. In this answer I'm make the following assumption based on the information provided:

Variable "z"is a complex variable represented as re_z + i*im_z
re_z and im_zare real doubles that represent axes in the returned 3D plot.
Since the cosine of a complex valued function is complex, I assume that you want to plot the absolute value.

Based on these assumptions, you can use the following to obtain the plot:

surf(re_z, im_z, abs(cos(f_of_z_result)),'EdgeColor','none');

"abs" and "cos"are in-built MATLAB functions that return the absolute and cosine value of the argument respectively.

If re_z andim_z are complex-valued, use the "abs()" function to plot your result:

surf(abs(re_z), abs(im_z), abs(cos(f_of_z_result)),'EdgeColor','none');

MATLAB has nice documentation for both functions. I have provided their links below: