Mathematica - automatically change function name in for loop

[drmetal]

Hi folks,

i just want to call different functions which are solutions of set of rate equations from s= NDSolve in a loop to calculate something.
For[k = 0, k < 27, k++,

x[k] = N#[time] /. s;

]

# is just an arbitrary sign. i just want to replace # with k so i call

N0[time]
N1[time]
...how do i do that ?
i use mathematica 7

thanks
Heiko

 

[Hepth]

ToExpression[StringJoin["N", ToString[k]]][time] /. s

might work

 

[Bill Simpson]

Are you are trying to fill a table with 27 results. If so then perhaps something like this.

time=1;s=p->q;x=Table[0,{26}];
For[k=1,k<27,k++,
x[[k]]=ToExpression[StringJoin["N", ToString[k]]][time] /. s;
];
x

which gives

Out[6]={N1[1],N2[1],N3[1],N4[1],N5[1],N6[1],N7[1],N8[1],N9[1],N10[1],N11[1],N12[1],N13[1],N14[1],N15[1],N16[1],N17[1],N18[1],N19[1],N20[1],N21[1],N22[1],N23[1],N24[1],N25[1],N26[1]}

Are you are trying to define 27 "functions" x[0], x[1],...x[26] then something like this.

time=1;s=p->q;
For[k=0,k<27,k++,
x[k]=ToExpression[StringJoin["N",ToString[k]]][time]/.s;
];
?x

which gives

x[0] = N0[1],
x[1] = N1[1],
...
x[26] = N26[1]

 

[airborne18]

Do you even need a loop? can't it be done with table and map?

 

[drmetal]

thanks. that was exactly what i was looking for. it works