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Zi =filteric(B,A,X,Y)
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acosd(alpha)
ACOSD arc cos, in degrees, of the elements of alpha.
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ayrton(range, amp, resist)
AYRTON calculates resistances for an Ayrton multirange ammeter.
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bending1(s, d, F1, F2)
BENDING1 bending moments caused vehicle moving on beam.
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conic(phi, param)
CONIC.M generates a conic section whose equation is given in polar form.
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dcmot(t,om);
this function represents the model of a DC motor
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dervabk(t,x);
this function returns the derivatives of the unit feedback system
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divide(x, y)
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eulangle(psi, theta, phi)
EULANGLE matrix of rotations by Euler's angles.
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evalpol2(c, x)
EVALPOL2 Polynomial evaluation by Horner's scheme.
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fact(x)
FACT factorial by a recursive procedure.
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gcd1(x, y, tol)
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gcd2(x, y)
GCD2 greatest common divisor by a recursive procedure.
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pend(t,w);
This m-file describes the motion of a pendulum subject to gravity,
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pliny(t,h);
This function respresents the model of the Pliny's intermittent fountain
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rndprm1(X);
RNDPRM1 random permutation of row vector using FOR loop.
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rndprm2(X);
RNDPRM2 random permutation of row vector using WHILE loop.
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rndprm3(X);
RNDPRM3 random permutation of row vector using recursion.
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rtate(theta)
RTATE(THETA) rotates theta degrees counterclockwise
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scale(alpha, beta)
SCALE scaling matrix.
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segment(A,r)
SEGMENT angle subtended by a circular segment.
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segment1(A,r)
SEGMENT1 angle of circular segment, plot of iterations.
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simp(x, y)
SIMP(X, Y) Simpson integration of tabular data y(x).
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sind(alpha)
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sind(alpha)
COSD(ALPHA) cosine of the elements of ALPHA, angle measured in degrees.
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spipe(Re)
LAMBDA smooth-pipe frictional coefficient.
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tankv(M, V0, tol)
TANKV(M, V0, tol) tank volume by iterative method
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trlate(dx, dy)
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uramp(t, t0)
URAMP(t, t0) unit ramp function beginning at t0.
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ustep(t, t0)
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vprod(A, B)
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wd =doga(t,w);
This function represents the model of the dog chasing problem,
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wd =dogb(t,w);
This function represents the model of the dog chasing problem,
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wd=derv2a(t,w);
example of linear differential equation
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wd=derv2b(t,w);
example of linear differential equation
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wd=derv3a(t,w);
example of linear differential equation
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wd=derv3b(t,w);
example of linear differential equation
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wd=invp(t,w);
inverted pendulum on a cart.
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wd=spring(t,w);
This function defines the differential equation relative to
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wd=stiff(t,w);
This function defines the differential equation of a stiff system
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xd=cspring(t,x);
This function defines the spring system. It is written in the format
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alias.m
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atmpres.m
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bolind1.m
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br1.m
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br2.m
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br3.m
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ch14ex10.m
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complext.m
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crane.m
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diode.m
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door.m
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evalpol.m
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evalpol1.m
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exa2_05.m
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exam04_1.m
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| itermenu.m |
% ITERMENU displays menu for interactive, iterative root finding.
% This M-file is called by the program NEWTON.
disp('Please choose one of the following:')
disp(' To get a zoom of the plot enter ................... 1')
disp(' To choose an initial guess value and solve enter .. 2')
disp(' To exit the program enter ......................... 3')
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