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fncpole(n) |
| See Also | fncheb , fnbpole , zero2pol |
0 < eps < 1.
Note that the poles come in conjugate pairs,
so the corresponding polynomial is real.
The return value is a complex column vector of length n
with each element corresponding to a pole.
(r, theta) and plots them.
clear
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n = 7
eps = .8
p = fncpole(n, eps)
r = abs(p)
theta = atan2(imag(p), double(p))
theta = 180 * theta / PI
rmax = 2.
rmajor = 2
tmajor = 4
style = "cross"
color = "black"
polar(r, theta, rmax, rmajor, tmajor, style, color)