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Problem with double integral for a 3d surface

gcase44
1-Newbie

Problem with double integral for a 3d surface

The attached file has a 3d curve fit of pressure data on a disc. The curve fitting routine could only do so in x,y,z coordinates and the this is best handled in r,z theta. I replaced x with r*cos(theta) and y with r*sin(theta). The integral will not work. I believe that it is having a problem because it is evaluating one variable at a time. Does anyone have a method to integrate this surface.

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RichardJ
19-Tanzanite
(To:gcase44)

cos(theta) is the cosine function applied to variable theta. costheta is a variable name. Same for sin.

I deleted the huge bitmap, which does nothing good for the file size.

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