Solving an integration problem
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Good morning,
I am tring to solve an integration problem. But Matlab don't give me the value. Can you help me please.
Here is the code:
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clc; clear all;
syms R t r c d x y z s2 D N g;
x = cos(t)+d./(c*r);
y = sin(t);
s1 = x^2+y^2;
z = cos(t)+d./(c*R);
s2 = z^2+y^2;
D = simplify(c^4*R^2*r*s1*s2)
N = (r-R)^2;
%function to integrate
g = expand(N/D)
%-first integral-%
f = @(t) g;
I = int(f, t, 0, 2*pi)
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Best regards
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Ameer Hamza
2018-5-12
You need to pass symbolic expression directly into int as follow
I = int(g, t, 0, 2*pi);
int() tries to find an analytical solution for the integration. And since there are so many symbols, it is highly unlikely that you will get a useful solution. Try pre-defining the values of r, c, d and R, and only define t as sym because it is variable of integration. So modify your code as follow
syms t;
d = 1; % give appropriate values
c = 10;
r = 1;
R = 200;
x = cos(t)+d./(c*r);
y = sin(t);
s1 = x^2+y^2;
z = cos(t)+d./(c*R);
s2 = z^2+y^2;
D = c^4*R^2*r*s1*s2;
N = (r-R)^2;
%function to integrate
g = N/D;
%-first integral-%
I = int(g, t, 0, 2*pi)
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Babacar Ndiaye
2018-5-16
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Ameer Hamza
2018-5-17
编辑:Ameer Hamza
2018-5-17
@Babacar, the integrand in your case is quite complex. It is very unlikely that you will be able to get an analytical solution. The best chance of solving this problem is to use a numerical optimization method.
Walter Roberson
2018-5-17
I am finding analytical solutions under some reasonable assumptions. The analytic solutions are inf or undefined except for narrow cases such as R=π/2, but the exact sign is rather messy to express. Like is it -inf or is it +inf+undefined*1i depends on details of the relationship between the variables.
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