MATLAB Draw Thomson cross section in polar plot by matlab

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The discussion centers on creating a Thomson cross-section polar plot using MATLAB. The user shares their MATLAB code, which includes defining a range for the variable t, setting a constant r, and calculating x for the polar plot. They seek confirmation on whether the resulting figure is indeed a polar plot and inquire if they have posted their question in the appropriate forum. The focus is on verifying the correctness of the MATLAB code and the output visualization.
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Well I'm supposed to draw Thomson cross section in polar plot by MATLAB software. Have I done it right? I mean does this figure that I got seem to be in polar plot or not?

Code: 
t = 0:.01:2*pi;
r =  2.8179e-13
x =  t,0.5*power(r,2)*(1+power(cos(t),2))
polar(t,x)
Thanks
 

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