how to develop n order matrix?
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i wish to make a matrix of nth order fromm K=[2000,-1000,0,0;-1000,2000,-1000,0;0,-1000,2000,-1000;0,0,-1000,1000; so on to nth order]
can anyone please help me with this ...
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The explanation is not clear yet. What do you call "n.th order"?
It is getting a liitle bit easier to guess, if you post the matrix in 2D:
K = [2000, -1000, 0, 0; ...
-1000, 2000, -1000, 0; ...
0, -1000, 2000, -1000; ...
0, 0, -1000, 1000;
But why is the last element 1000 and not 2000?
Jasneet Singh
2021-3-19
编辑:Jan
2021-3-19
K=[2000,-1000,0,0;-1000,2000,-1000,0;0,-1000,2000,-1000;0,0,-1000,1000]
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With some guessing: You want a tridiagonal matrix with the right bottom element changed. Then:
n = 4;
K = diag(repmat(2000, 1, n)) + ...
diag(repmat(-1000, 1, n-1), 1) + ...
diag(repmat(-1000, 1, n-1), -1)
or
K = zeros(n, n);
nn = n * n;
n1 = n + 1;
K( 1:n1:nn) = 2000;
K(n1:n1:nn) = -1000;
K( 2:n1:nn-n) = -1000;
or
K = toeplitz([2000, -1000, zeros(1, n - 2)])
or
K = full(gallery('tridiag', n, -1000, 2000, -1000))
or
K = conv2(eye(n), [-1000, 2000, -1000], 'same')
any finally:
K(n, n) = 1000;
Or directly:
K = diag([repmat(2000, 1, n - 1), 1000]) + ... % Last element adjusted
diag(repmat(-1000, 1, n - 1), 1) + ...
diag(repmat(-1000, 1, n - 1), -1)
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Jasneet Singh
2021-3-19
Jasneet Singh
2021-3-19
In your case it helps to recognize, that you want almost a "tridiagonal matrix". Then asking an internet search engine for "Matlab tridiagonal" finds matching code snippets. But if you do not know the term "tridiagonal", it is really hard to find matching keywpord. Then asking here in the forum is a very good method to let others find the keywords and to learn MATLAB. This is the purpose of this forum.
Jasneet Singh
2021-3-22
Jasneet Singh
2021-3-22
Jan
2021-3-22
This is a new question. Please post it as a new thread.
n = 7;
MD = 2000*ones(1,n);
SD = -1000*ones(1,n-1);
K = diag(MD) + diag(SD,1) + diag(SD,-1)
Or:
n = 7;
K = zeros(n,7);
K(1:n+1:end) = 2000;
K(2:n+1:end) = -1000;
K(n+1:n+1:end) = -1000;
K
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