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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2012-02-10 21:45:45
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On 10.02.2012 15:29, Ilehi Soufiene wrote:
> I use that expression in physics research, I want to fit this
> expression to determine the values of n, S, T, but this expression
> is calculated by the maple software and can not find a solution to
> loading by Gnuplot (conversion maple-gnuplot),in other hand Gnuplot
> does not understand the complex 'i', please help me to find a
> solution,
That part is trivially fixed by defining 'i':
i = {0,1}
But there's more you'll have to change. For starters, '^' isn't a power
operator in gnuplot. You'll have to replace that by '**' --- or just
write those numbers in plain floating point notation, i.e. 5.08444E-21.
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