strange quiver3 plot

Hello there!
I'm having throuble with a quiver plot. There's this M vector field I want to display over this curved ribbon callend by plotaFita( ) in the code bellow. All vectors should look the same size but it looks a lot bigger in the curve maximum. Any ideias? It's funny because when I put the zero in quiver scale I do got a field with constant norm, but it's completly different, with the arrows all over the origin of the plot.
Omega = @(theta) 2*atan( exp( (theta-theta0)/delta ) );
Mr = @(theta) Ms*sin(fi).*sin(Omega(theta));
Mtheta = @(theta) Ms*cos(Omega(theta));
Mz = @(theta) Ms*cos(fi).*sin(Omega(theta));
Mx = @(theta) Mr(theta).*cos(theta) - Mtheta(theta).*sin(theta) ;
My = @(theta) Mr(theta).*sin(theta) + Mtheta(theta).*cos(theta) ;
XYZ = plotaFita(dr,dz,Raio,Nx,Nz); hold on;
[n,m] = size(XYZ);
X = XYZ(:,1:(m/3)); Y = XYZ(:,(m/3 + 1):(2*m/3)); Z = XYZ(:,(2*m/3+1):end);
Theta = atan(Y./X);
quiver3(X,Y,Z,Mx(Theta),My(Theta),Mz(Theta));
%quiver3(X,Y,Z,Mx(Theta),My(Theta),Mz(Theta),0);

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We cannot run your code as the function: plotaFita is not given here. One suggestion is replace atan with atan2.
I'm attaching here this function so you can do it.
Do anyone else got any other ideia?
It is not a complete code. How you expect us to run?
XYZ = plotaFita(dr,dz,Raio,Nx,Nz); hold on;
dr, dz, Raio, Nx, Nz not defined. Okay, we can go ahead with some values. But how about variables in the below lines?
Omega = @(theta) 2*atan( exp( (theta-theta0)/delta ) );
Mr = @(theta) Ms*sin(fi).*sin(Omega(theta));
Mtheta = @(theta) Ms*cos(Omega(theta));
Mz = @(theta) Ms*cos(fi).*sin(Omega(theta));
Gabriel Silva
Gabriel Silva 2022-10-16
编辑:Gabriel Silva 2022-10-21
Oh, sorry, I forgot about these values.
I use:
dr = 2e-06 ; dz = 1.8e-6; Raio = 3.1831e-05; Nx = 15; Nz = 10;
and
theta0 = pi/2; delta = 1.0504e-06; Ms = 813 ; fi = pi/2
Do you think you can run now, KSSV?

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