Is there a way to link equations/ expressions such that that the final form is simplified?
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I wish to write the first equation to be able to use for a simple lsqcurvefit script.
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The data which I will be using for the curve-fitting is stress (P) and stretch (Lamda) to determine the parameters u and N.
How can I write the equation for the stress such it is expressed in terms of the stretch without the subscript cu.
See the following. I wish to eliminate stretch_cu in favour of stretch without increasing the length of the current expression. Is this possible?
stress = @(x,stretch)(x(1)/3)*((3*x(2) - stretch_cu.^2)./(x(2) - stretch_cu.^2))*(stretch - stretch.^(-2));
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SALAH ALRABEEI
2021-6-12
It is better to simplify by hand first, for examle let lambda^2 = l
then (3N-l)/(N-l)=(2N+N-l)/(N-l)= 2N/(N-l) - 1.
The same for the l, simplify it then combine the whole equation
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