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graphy1999 Posted - 08/20/2006 : 04:57:36 AM
I met a question, in my nonlinear fitting, the equations were expressed by y=x*(K1*E1*L+K2*E2*L^2)/(1+K1*L+K2*L^2);
z=L+x*(K1*L+2*K2*L^2)/(1+K1*L+K2*L^2);

L depends on z, so I donot know how to define Variable L.

Edited by - graphy1999 on 08/20/2006 04:58:44 AM

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