How can I plot the following function?

alpha=0.001:0.1:5;
s=1;sb=.1;s1=sb./s;j=0.1;EZ=1;zeta0=-1;beta=1;i=(-1).^(1./2);
sigma=0.1; ur=1;k=5;b1=0.1;b2=0.1;c=0.1;
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k1=k.^2.*zeta0./(1+c);
T1=(1+c)./(2.*s.*(i.*alpha.^2.*j-4.*c));
T2=(4.*s.*c-i.*alpha.^2)./(1+c);
r11=(4.*s.*c+i.*alpha.^2.*(c-j.*s.*(1+c)))./(c.*(1+c));r22=alpha.^2.*s.*(4.*i.*c+alpha.^2.*j)./(c.*(1+c));
alpha11=((1./2).*(r11+(r11.^2-4.*r22).^(1./2))).^(1./2);alpha12=-((1./2).*(r11+(r11.^2-4.*r22).^(1./2))).^(1./2);
alpha22=((1./2).*(r11-(r11.^2-4.*r22).^(1./2))).^(1./2);alpha21=-((1./2).*(r11-(r11.^2-4.*r22).^(1./2))).^(1./2);
KK=-(k1.*(k.^2-s.*(4-i.*alpha.^2.*j.*c.^(-1))))./(k.^4-(r11).*k.^2+r22);
format long g
syms r
L3 = vpaintegral(r*besselk(1,alpha11*r),r,sigma,1);
w1 =2.*( -T1 .* alpha11 .* L3.*(alpha11 .^ 2 + T2));
plot(alpha,abs(w1),'-black','LineWidth',1.2);
ylabel('$w1(r)$','Interpreter','latex','FontSize',12,'FontName','TiemsNewRoman','FontWeight','Normal')
xlabel('$\alpha$','Interpreter','latex','FontSize',12,'FontName','TiemsNewRoman','FontWeight','Normal')
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I get a plot, but note that the elements of L3 and thus of w1 are complex. Thus you can plot abs(w1), real(w1) or imag(w1), but not w1 itself.
Yes, no problem
So problem solved ?
where? can you excute it? I couldnot get any thing.
Torsten
Torsten il 10 Dic 2023
Modificato: Torsten il 10 Dic 2023
See above. I reduced the alpha resolution from 0.0001 to 0.1 to save computation time (and I think this resolution is sufficient).
Thanks so much.

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