Finding the indexes of multiple elements that are equal to a certain value in an array

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W=400;Lb=5;Lc=3;
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D = (1:0.01:2.9);
T = Lb*Lc*W./(D.*sqrt(Lc^2-D.^2));
[t,d]=min(T);
Specifically, I need help finding the D values where T increases 10 percent above its minimum value. My initial approach was to try and find the indexes of the elements in D that are equal to 1466.67, which is 10 percent above the function's minimum value, then plug them into D to find out what values those indexes correspond to. I've searching on here, and have tried using the find() command and the ismembertol() command, to no avail. I am probably using them wrong anyways, and would greatly appreciate any help in solving my problem.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2018-9-25
D(find(T>=t*1.1,1))
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Christopher Abel
Christopher Abel 2018-9-25
编辑:Christopher Abel 2018-9-25
The data begins above the threshold, dips beneath it for a bit, then comes back above the threshold and ends above it.
Christopher Abel
Christopher Abel 2018-9-25
Also, thank you very much for your help. A little bit of tweaking with the code you suggested, and I can now use it to get a decent answer. Thanks!

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Christopher Abel
Christopher Abel 2018-9-25
This just returns "1"
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2018-9-25
You will not find any place where they are exactly equal. Do you need to find all that are above the threshold, or all below, or do you need to find the transition boundaries?

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Christopher Abel
Christopher Abel 2018-9-25
The transition boundaries, I think. Which is why that ismembertol() looked promising, but I don't think I used it right.

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