Link discontinuities in fplot?
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Im using fplot to plot these three functions. I don't want the discontiuities, I need them linked somehow.
Here is my code:
figure
hold on
fplot(V1,[0,0.25])
fplot(V2,[.25,9.25])
fplot(V3,[9.25,19])
title('Shear Force vs Wingspan Location');
ylabel('Shear Force (N)');
xlabel('Wingspan Location (m)');

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madhan ravi
2019-5-12
编辑:madhan ravi
2019-5-12
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The first endpoint is the next one’s starting point.
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James Felix
2019-5-12
Walter Roberson
2019-5-12
If the wingspan location is just right then can I deliberately cause the physics of the situation to be uncertain? Will the physics cycle through two ranges and in between or will the physics transition instantly between the two? Can this be leveraged into faster than light travel? Can it be leveraged into a generator for quantum cryptography?
I would suggest to you that the real physics has no jump and that either your equations are wrong or else that they are approximations that get inaccurate near the boundaries you set up, in which case the solution is to use equations that are more accurate.
James Felix
2019-5-12
Walter Roberson
2019-5-12
Fuel tanks have edges that lead to differences in stress right near the edges.
Are you looking only at lift along wing position or are you also examining votricity, which can affect lift? Vortices are especially affected by edges...
James Felix
2019-5-12
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