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Demerdar
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Hey ya'll. I was wondering if there is a built-in matlab function or tool I can use to implicitly solve a non linear equation with just one variable.
It is this function (the fully integrated part):
I tried using the solve function in matlab, but this blew it up. I know everything but M.
Anybody have an idea?
edit: I guess what I'm looking for is a built-in function that matlab has that can approximate this M value for me. The scope of the project i am working on is well beyond just solving for M, so I would rather like to avoid writing my own numerical solver.
It is this function (the fully integrated part):
I tried using the solve function in matlab, but this blew it up. I know everything but M.
Anybody have an idea?
edit: I guess what I'm looking for is a built-in function that matlab has that can approximate this M value for me. The scope of the project i am working on is well beyond just solving for M, so I would rather like to avoid writing my own numerical solver.
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Anyway, it sounds like you're looking for the fzero command.
StarCraft II User Name: DeadMenRise
Method of characteristics ftw.
Anyway, found a good quadratic approximation ..
http://www.pdas.com/pm.pdf