using imaginary notation gives an error (-J)

Hi,
I am fairly new to matlab but used it years ago and have forgotten a lot.
I have downloaded an m file which should work but provides an error when encountering the following line of code.
u2=-J*u2.*q1; and there are two carrots underneath the "q1".
Can someone provide a suggestion as to how to interpret this error?
Thank You
TomHi,
I am fairly new to matlab but used it years ago and have forgotten a lot.
I have downloaded an m file which should work but provides an error when encountering the following line of code.
u2=-J*u2.*q1; and there are two carrots underneath the "q1".
Can someone provide a suggestion as to how to interpret this error?
Thank You
Tom Hi,
I am fairly new to matlab but used it years ago and have forgotten a lot.
I have downloaded an m file which should work but provides an error when encountering the following line of code.
u2=-J*u2.*q1; and there are two carrots underneath the "q1".
Can someone provide a suggestion as to how to interpret this error?
Thank You
Tom imaginary -j MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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