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Re: Novice problem in mathematica syntax : Function of a function

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  • From: Alexei Boulbitch <Alexei.Boulbitch at iee.lu>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2012 03:24:53 -0500 (EST)
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hi,

What I want to do is to : Plot Reflectivity:

Refelectivity is an expression ( or a function ) depending on nfilm which in turn depends on epsmodel( which in itself is a function of 3 parameters and a variable )

therefore :
epsmodel = f(a,b,c,d,x) (* result is a comlpex number *)
nfilm = sqrt[epsmodel]
reflectivity = ((nfilm - 1) / (nfilm +1))^2

I just want to plot reflectivity and see the variation in it when (a,b,c,x) varies ( using the Manipulate[] tool )

Please let me know how to do this in term of these functions ?


the exact formalism for which I got the error : variables are protected is shown below

epsmodel[w_, omega0_, gama_, epsinfi_, omegaP_] :=
epsinfi + (2 Pi*10^12 omegaP)^2/((2 Pi*10^12 omega0)^2 - (2 \
Pi*10^12*w)^2 + I*(2 Pi*10^12)^2 *gama*w);

nfilm[w1_, omega01_, gama1_, epsinfi1_, omegaP1_] :=
 Sqrt[epsmodel[w1, omega01, gama1, omegaP1, epsinfi1]];

ReflectivityGaSb[w2_, omega02_, gama2_, epsinfi2_, omegaP2_] := 
 Abs[((nfilm[w2, omega02, gama2, omegaP2, epsinfi2] - 1)/(
   nfilm[w2, omega02, gama2, omegaP2, epsinfi2] + 1))^2];

Manipulate[
 Plot[ReflectivityGaSb[w20, omega020, gama20, omegaP20,
   epsinfi20], {w20, 0, 300}, PlotRange -> {0, 1}], {epsinfi20, 2,
  25}, {omega020, 0, 300}, {gama20, 0, 300}, {omegaP20, 0, 300}]

Thanking you
Prasad P Iyer
PS. feel free to reply to ppiyer at outlook.com

Hi, Prasad,

Your code worked on my machine (Math. 8, Windows XP) without problems. The only thing that might be questionable, just check: the order of the last two parameters of the epsmodel in the definition of the function nfilm seam to be written in the reversed order. I think you did not intend that.

Have fun, Alexei


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