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I need to plot eigen values with Imaginary axis in log scales?

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Need help to plot eigen values with Imaginary axis in log scales?
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Siddhant Maurya
Siddhant Maurya on 8 Dec 2022
otherwise plotting eigen values with real axis in log scales will also do?
Jonas
Jonas on 8 Dec 2022
so whats the problem here?
someComplex=rand(5,1)+1i*rand(5,1)
someComplex =
0.6257 + 0.8031i 0.8168 + 0.6693i 0.8646 + 0.1120i 0.9827 + 0.4830i 0.4358 + 0.2156i
plot(someComplex,'x');
set(gca,'YScale','log');
xlabel('real part');
ylabel('imaginary part (i)')

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Gobiha Duraisamy
Gobiha Duraisamy on 22 Dec 2022
Currently, there is no direct function to plot one of the axis in log scale. As a workaround, you can set the appropriate scale to "log" as follows,
lamda = -rand(3,1)+1i*rand(3,1) % create three random set of eigenvalues
lamda =
-0.6889 + 0.2015i -0.9937 + 0.1999i -0.7680 + 0.2688i
plot(lamda,'o','LineWidth',3)
set(gca,'YScale','log')
grid on;
If you want to set the real part in log scale, use the following line of codes instead,
plot(lamda,'o','LineWidth',3)
set(gca,'XScale','log')
grid on;
Both X and Y coordinates are plotted in log scale using "loglog" function as follows,
loglog(lamda,'o','LineWidth',3)
grid on;
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Jonas
Jonas on 21 Jan 2023
"Currently, there is no direct function to plot one of the axis in log scale." thats not true, look into semilogx() and semilogy()
Siddhant Maurya
Siddhant Maurya on 31 Jan 2023
It doesn't work. Try taking complex number in all 4 quadrants and then plot them.

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