Finding the intersection points between two curves

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I need to find the intersection points of this equation:
this is my code. I dont know what is the best way . Also when I plot in terms of I have some periods but when I plot in terms of β I have only one period. How I can plot it in terms of beta but with nulti perids?
many thanks in advance
h=20;
K=13.6;
l=1148e-6;
g1=fplot(@(beta)tan(beta*l));
hold on
g2=fplot(@(beta)2*h*beta*K/(K^2*beta^2-h^2));
Warning: Function behaves unexpectedly on array inputs. To improve performance, properly vectorize your function to return an output with the same size and shape as the input arguments.

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Star Strider
Star Strider on 30 Jul 2021
Several options —
h=20;
K=13.6;
l=1148e-6;
f1 = @(beta)tan(beta*l);
f2 = @(beta)2*h*beta*K./(K^2*beta.^2-h^2);
figure
g1 = fplot(f1);
hold on
g2 = fplot(f2);
g3 = fplot(@(beta) f2(beta)-f1(beta), '--'); % Use 'fsolve' On 'g3' To Find The Intersections
Another option:
format long
Xint = interp1(g3.YData, g3.XData, 0)
Xint =
0
.
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raha ahmadi
raha ahmadi on 7 Aug 2021
your answer is perfect. I m really appresiate.
hope you all the best

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darova
darova on 30 Jul 2021
I'd try fsolve for solving
Read help carefully:
fplot(f,[0 10])
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raha ahmadi
raha ahmadi on 30 Jul 2021
Edited: raha ahmadi on 30 Jul 2021
Dear darova
Thank you for your help, I read fsolve but I think it solves a system of nonlinear equations. I used fzero instead but I only got one answer I need solve it in some periods and get more roots
Best regards

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