plot of equation of function

k0=2*pi/632.8e-9;
n1=1.512;
n2=1.521;
n3=2.66;
n4=0.15+1i*3.5;
t2=2e-6;
m=0;
t3=1e-9:1e-6;
k1=@(x) k0*sqrt(n1^2-x^2);
k2=@(x) k0*sqrt(n2^2-x^2);
k3=@(x) k0*sqrt(n3^2-x^2);
k4=@(x) k0*sqrt(n4^2-x^2);
y=@(x,t3)-(k2)*t2+atan(k1/1i*k2)+atan((k3/k2)*tan(atan(k4/1i*k2)-k3*t3))+m*pi;
plot(t3,real(x))
plot(t3,imag(x)

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KSSV
KSSV on 25 Jan 2022
Edited: KSSV on 25 Jan 2022
@shiv gaur You are continuously asking the same kind of questions, without completing/ commenting/ closing/ acknowledging the previous questions. Please don't do that. If the questions are same, discuss at the same question.
In the above code, t2 is not defined. x is not defined. What exactly you are trying to achieve? Ask a question so that people can understand to help you.
The above question, is simple. You have used anonymous function. Substitute x in k1, k2, k3, k4 and then use those values in the formula y with t's defined. Then use plot.
this is function of x and t3 first we have to find root of equation then plot
if question is simple pl solve the problem
If question is simple, that doesn't mean that we will do your work. You have to give some attempt and if you stuck you are welcome to ask a question.
it is not so simple question
If you want to find the root...use syms. Read about solve and syms.
this is the program pl plot t3=1e-9 to 1e-6 vs real x
program is running
[b]=fminsearch(@(b) abs(trial0(complex(b(1),b(2)))) ,[1,1]);
beta=complex(b(1),b(2))
function beta1 = trial0(beta)
n1=1.512;
n2=1.521;
n3=4.1-1i*0.211;
n4=1;
lambda = 633e-9;
k0 = (2*pi)/lambda;
t2 = 2e-6;
%t3=0;
m=0;
S1 = k0*sqrt(n1^2-beta^2);
S2 = k0*sqrt(n2^2-beta^2);
S3 = k0*sqrt(n3^2-beta^2);
S4 = k0*sqrt(n4^2-beta^2);
beta1=-(S2)*t2+atan(S1/1i*S2)+atan((S3/S2).*tan(atan(S4/1i*S2)-S3*t3))+m*pi;
end
how to plot pl help to write where we store the value of t3 plot
i try but empty value showing

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