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Dear Researchers
Can you please make a correction in my Code of MATLAB
X1=[1,2,3,4]';
X2=[5,6,7,8]';
U1=[9,10,11,12]';
U2=[13,14,15,16]';
for i=1:1:4
EPS1(i,1)= U1(i,1)/X1(i,1);
EPS2(i,1)= U2(i,1)/X2(i,1);
EPS12(i,1)= 0.5*((U1(i,1)/X2(i,1))+(U2(i,1)/X1(i,1)));
defG(i)=[1+U1(i,1)/X1(i,1) 0+U1(i,1)/X2(i,1); 0+U2(i,1)/X1(i,1) 1+U2(i,1)/X2(i,1)];
end
EPS11
EPS22
EPS12
are right but for defoarmation gradient i am getting error of
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