Question
I need to solve for the above power series and plot the solutions from the above formula against radius. 'a' is the coefficeint in the power series and 'p' is a dimensionless radial coordinate, n= 0 ,1,2, ..., infinity.'q' is a pressure term. Also, I have found the values of 'a' for a0 , a2 , a4 , so how do I code the above formula such that the specific values of 'a' are called as well as the summation is done?
Expert Answer
Kshitij Singh
PhD Expert
Answered Aug 24, 2026
Hi, I understand that you are trying to compute the above function for a specific value of 'p' . Assuming that you have coefficients stored in an array in the format
a = [a0 a2 a4 so on..];
You can try to sum first 100 terms or till the available coefficients.
Here is the code for it
for i = 1:size(a)
Wp = Wp + a(i)*(1 - p^(2*i +2));
end
Wp = Wp * q^(2/3);
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