Problems with my 2D graph

Hello! Can someone help me to make my graph 2 look like number 1 please? I want the Y axis to be the same

1)

2)

Code

e_inf = 11.7 ;           
Wp1    = 1.0856e11;               
gamma1 = 2.3518e9 ;
Wp2    = 3.4330e11;
gamma2 = 5.6747e9 ;
Wp3    = 1.0856e12;
gamma3 = 8.8952e9 ;
Wp4    = 3.4330e12;
gamma4 = 3.2292e10;
w1 = 1e13;               
w2 = 1e10;               
w3 = 1e15;   
index = 0;
K = w1:w2:w3;
% Loop is not necessary!
e1 = e_inf - ((Wp1^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma1);  
e2 = e_inf - ((Wp2^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma2);  
e3 = e_inf - ((Wp3^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma3);  
e4 = e_inf - ((Wp4^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma4);  
f=K;
x=f;
figure
y1 = real(e1);
semilogx(x,y1, 'b-','linewidth',2, 'displayName', 'e_1')
hold on 
y2 = real(e2);
semilogx(x,y2, 'g-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_2'), grid on
y3 = real(e3);
semilogx(x,y3, 'r-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_3'), grid on
y4 = real(e4);
semilogx(x,y4, 'black-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_4'), grid on
hold off 
legend('toggle');

This statement is incomplete.

[Les Beckham]

The code you posted (which you should format as code, by the way) creates graph 2.

If you really meant that you want your graph to look like graph 1, then explain what, specifically, you like about graph 1 and want to replicate in your graph. Is it the line styles (dashed vs. solid)? The legend with no box? The blue axes? The two x axes? The actual shape of the lines, of course, will not match because of the data that you are plotting.

BTW - to format your code, edit the question, select all of the code, and press the left hand button in the CODE section of the toolbar above.

[Walter Roberson]

The "incomplete" is due to the ":" (colon) at the end of the last line that needs to be ";" (semi-colon) instead.

[Walter Roberson]

With minor changes:

e_inf = 11.7 ;           
Wp1    = 1.0856e11;               
gamma1 = 2.3518e9 ;
Wp2    = 3.4330e11;
gamma2 = 5.6747e9 ;
Wp3    = 1.0856e12;
gamma3 = 8.8952e9 ;
Wp4    = 3.4330e12;
gamma4 = 3.2292e10;
w1 = 1e13;               
w2 = 1e10;               
w3 = 1e15;   
index = 0;
K = w1:w2:w3;
% Loop is not necessary!
e1 = e_inf - ((Wp1^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma1);  
e2 = e_inf - ((Wp2^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma2);  
e3 = e_inf - ((Wp3^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma3);  
e4 = e_inf - ((Wp4^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma4);  
f=K;
x=f;
figure
y1 = real(e1);
semilogx(x,y1, 'b-','linewidth',2, 'displayName', 'e_1')
hold on 
y2 = real(e2);
semilogx(x,y2, 'g-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_2'), grid on
y3 = real(e3);
semilogx(x,y3, 'r-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_3'), grid on
y4 = real(e4);
semilogx(x,y4, 'black-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_4'), grid on
hold off 
L = legend('toggle');
L.Box = 'off';
L.Location = 'southeast';

[Walter Roberson]

The "incomplete" is due to the ":" (colon) at the end of the last line that needs to be ";" (semi-colon) instead.

[Yordani]

Hello, I would like the Y axis to be the same

[Walter Roberson]

e_inf = 11.7 ;           
Wp1    = 1.0856e11;               
gamma1 = 2.3518e9 ;
Wp2    = 3.4330e11;
gamma2 = 5.6747e9 ;
Wp3    = 1.0856e12;
gamma3 = 8.8952e9 ;
Wp4    = 3.4330e12;
gamma4 = 3.2292e10;
w1 = 1e13;               
w2 = 1e10;               
w3 = 1e15;   
index = 0;
K = w1:w2:w3;
% Loop is not necessary!
e1 = e_inf - ((Wp1^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma1);  
e2 = e_inf - ((Wp2^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma2);  
e3 = e_inf - ((Wp3^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma3);  
e4 = e_inf - ((Wp4^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma4);  
f=K;
x=f;
figure
y1 = real(e1);
semilogx(x,y1, 'b-','linewidth',2, 'displayName', 'e_1')
hold on 
y2 = real(e2);
semilogx(x,y2, 'g-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_2'), grid on
y3 = real(e3);
semilogx(x,y3, 'r-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_3'), grid on
y4 = real(e4);
semilogx(x,y4, 'black-', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', 'e_4'), grid on
hold off 
ylim([-300 50])
L = legend('toggle');
L.Box = 'off';
L.Location = 'southeast';

[Walter Roberson]

You cannot see separate lines because when you expand the y axis to cover the same range as the other plot, then the data available for this plot has too little variation in y range to show separate lines.

[Walter Roberson]

Your example plot has legend items such as 10^21 but I do not see which variable values that is intended to correspond to?

Answer 1

[Sulaymon Eshkabilov]

Here is the corrected code:

e_inf = 11.7 ;           
Wp1    = 1.0856e11;               
gamma1 = 2.3518e9 ;
Wp2    = 3.4330e11;
gamma2 = 5.6747e9 ;
Wp3    = 1.0856e12;
gamma3 = 8.8952e9 ;
Wp4    = 3.4330e12;
gamma4 = 3.2292e10;
w1 = 1e13;               
w2 = 1e10;               
w3 = 1e15;   
index = 0;
K = w1:w2:w3;
% Loop is not necessary!
e1 = e_inf - ((Wp1^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma1);  
e2 = e_inf - ((Wp2^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma2);  
e3 = e_inf - ((Wp3^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma3);  
e4 = e_inf - ((Wp4^2)./K.^2+1i*K*gamma4);  
f=K;
x=f;
figure
y1 = real(e1); Wp1    = 1.0856e11;               
gamma1 = 2.3518e9 ;
Wp2    = 3.4330e11;
gamma2 = 5.6747e9 ;
Wp3    = 1.0856e12;
gamma3 = 8.8952e9 ;
Wp4    = 3.4330e12;
gamma4 = 3.2292e10;
loglog(x,y1, 'b-.','linewidth',2, 'displayName', '\Gamma = 2.35*10^9')
hold on 
y2 = real(e2);
loglog(x,y2, 'g-', 'linewidth',2.5,'displayName', '\Gamma = 5.6747*10^9'), grid on
y3 = real(e3);
loglog(x,y3, 'r--', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', '\Gamma = 8.8952*10^9'), grid on
y4 = real(e4);
loglog(x,y4, 'k:', 'linewidth',2,'displayName', '\Gamma = 3.2292*10^{10}'), grid on
hold off 
ylim([11.55 11.705])
legend('toggle'); xlabel('$\omega$', 'interpreter', 'latex'); ylabel('$Re(\epsilon)$', 'interpreter', 'latex')

[Walter Roberson]

No, they expect a graph in which the y4 values start about -300