Sergei Yushanov
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Posted:
7 years ago
2017年7月21日 GMT-4 12:20
Andrey,
Use expression int1(x)+int2(x) to plot the sum of interpolation functions int1(x) and int2(x), as shown in the attached mph file.
Regards,
Sergei
Andrey,
Use expression int1(x)+int2(x) to plot the sum of interpolation functions int1(x) and int2(x), as shown in the attached mph file.
Regards,
Sergei
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Posted:
7 years ago
2017年7月21日 GMT-4 12:33
Sergei, can you to overwrite this file with version 5.2 or previous? I haven't late issue.
Sergei, can you to overwrite this file with version 5.2 or previous? I haven't late issue.
Sergei Yushanov
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Posted:
7 years ago
2017年7月21日 GMT-4 12:46
Andrey,
Attached is v5.2 file.
Regards,
Sergei
Andrey,
Attached is v5.2 file.
Regards,
Sergei
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Posted:
7 years ago
2017年7月21日 GMT-4 13:00
Sergei!
Thanks a lot, and I love you.
Can you explain me one thing:
Why are you using in X-axis parameter "arc lenghth"?
To my mind need to take "expression" with value "t".
Sergei!
Thanks a lot, and I love you.
Can you explain me one thing:
Why are you using in X-axis parameter "arc lenghth"?
To my mind need to take "expression" with value "t".
Sergei Yushanov
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Posted:
7 years ago
2017年7月21日 GMT-4 13:05
Andrey,
I use "x" as argument of the function because demo example is stationary type of problem.
As I understand, your problem is Time-dependent and you should use expression int1(t)+int2(t) in that case.
Regards,
Sergei
Andrey,
I use "x" as argument of the function because demo example is stationary type of problem.
As I understand, your problem is Time-dependent and you should use expression int1(t)+int2(t) in that case.
Regards,
Sergei