iterate fsolve and save each iterated result

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hi every body. im using fsolve to solve 3x3 non linear system. i have a parameter (velocity) that i want to encrease every time i solve the 3x3 system. my question is, how i iterate fsolve and how i save the results. i have this main file that call the fsolve
clc
clear all
basico;
uo2=1;
yo2=0.1;
yo3=0.1;
x0 = [uo2; yo2; yo3]; % Make a starting guess at the solution
options=optimset('Display','iter');% Option to display output
[x,fval] = fsolve(@func,x0,options) % Call solver
so every time i solve the system i get a vector x with 3 values solved by fsolve. i want to iterate FSOLVE and in each iteration increase a parameter inside FUNC file and save the results for plot it.
any idea? thanks for advance =)

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 26 Mar 2013
options=optimset('Display','iter');% Option to display output
x0 = [uo2; yo2; yo3]; % Make a starting guess at the solution
maxiter = 1000; %however many
x = zeros(1, maxiter);
fval = zeros(1, maxiter);
for ITER = 1 : maxiter %however many
newparam = revise_parameter(ITER, maxiter); %a function to return the revised parameter
[x(ITER), fval(ITER)] = fsolve(@(x) func(x, newparam), x0, options);
x0 = x(ITER);
end
plot(x, fval);
This would involve adding the "parameter inside FUNC file" as an argument to func, and would involve creating a new function revise_parameter that accepts the current iteration number and maximum iteration limit and returns the value that you would otherwise have revised the "parameter inside FUNC file" to.
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 28 Mar 2013
The starting guess for iteration #n will be the output from iteration #(n-1)
MEXICO
MEXICO on 28 Mar 2013
i have this
for n = 2:k;
ua(1)=uamin;
ua(n) =ua(n-1)+dua;
[x((n-1),:)] = fsolve(@(x) func(x,ua(n-1)), x0, options)
x0 = x((n-1),:);
end

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