MATLAB Numerical Integration with Matlab - Solve K33, K11 Integral

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The discussion focuses on solving a specific integral in Matlab, where the integration variable is alpha and the result should be expressed as a function of the parameter tetam. Users suggest utilizing Matlab's quadgk and integral functions for this purpose. The constants K33 and K11 are also mentioned as part of the integral. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in the integration process and the importance of defining parameters correctly. Overall, the thread provides guidance on numerical integration techniques in Matlab.
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Hi all,

i need help solving the following integral using Matlab:

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* tetam is a parameter and the integration is by alpha.
the answer should be function of tetam
* K33, K11 are constantsThanks ,

Chen
 
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Have a look at the quadgk and integral functions.
 

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