To define a function with a referenced point in MATLAB, you can create an anonymous function using the "@" symbol. Below is an example where the undamped function equals "a + 5" where "a" is set to a specific value of "x".
main.m222 chars7 lines
In this code snippet, undamped = @(x) x + 5;
creates an anonymous function undamped
that takes x
as input and returns x + 5
. You can then evaluate the undamped function at a specific point by passing that point as an argument to the function.
gistlibby LogSnag