Hi, the solution depends on what you are trying to do. I assume you are trying to generate 10 or more wavelengths, and then the intensity is calculated through an equation. The first step is to create a column vector of wavelengths which can be done like so:
wavelengths = (linspace(0,500,10))';
This will create a column vector that is 10 elements long, evenly spaced between 0 and 500. I picked these numbers arbitrarily and you can adjust the code based on what wavelengths you want. The range function that you mentioned earlier returns the range of values of a given input vector. Range(x) will return the range of the values of x, and it does not seem to be what you necessarily would want.
To calculate the intensities, you would loop through the elements in the vector wavelengths.
intensity = zeroes(10,1); %Creates a column vector of length 10, all zeroes for now
for i = 1:length(wavelengths)
intensity(i) = ...%Apply the equation to: wavelengths(i);
end
Hopefully this is what you are looking for, let me know if you have any other questions
