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| If I read this correctly, you want the integration performed over the dummy variable z, with a limit from 0 to s. The list you import as "s" contains the values for s. Here is code that would do that: (* some made-up data *) data =... |
| Mariusz, I was writing my response while you posted yours. I like yours better. But why do we obtain different plots??? David |
| Yes! I had forgotten that! Thanks, Daniel |
| If you Import in format "CSV" the E notation will be processed correctly. |
| In my opinion, this is a weakness of the notebook interface, which I forgive because of its many virtues. I use two methods for processing sets of data. The first is easy for simple applications. In this case I develop the calculation in multiple... |
| Thanks, Sompob. I have not tried that. Where are these preferences found? |
| In the File menu there is an opportunity to open a file as a package using File/New/Package. That opens a specialized GUI with the option to run and debug code. When we look up documentation on this here is what we get: ![help entry][1] Does... |
| If you want the y-axis linear in dB, then convert gain to dB using the appropriate function and plot the y-axis using a linear scale. For power gain, the gain in dB is 10 Log10(gain). (For voltage or current gain, 20 Log10(gain).) For most control... |
| You can use the option "BoxRatios->Automatic" for 3D plots, "AspectRatio->Automatic" for 2D plots. These will give axes that have the same as-drawn scale. |
| Hi Marco, I get the same behavior on Win 7: 11.2.0 for Microsoft Windows (64-bit) (September 11, 2017) |