If somebody could show me how to code this into MATLAB that

If somebody could show me how to code this into MATLAB, that would be awesome. We just started learning Mesh plots and I\'m not sure how to do this one. I input the function that it has defined for My and it doesn\'t work. Send help pls

CFU Matlab 6 Graphics TL:DR make the figure below with all three plots in a single figure, using the equation for My as a function of t given below. Engineering background: Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) is a measurement technique used widely n engineering. It has obvious uses in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which is a field developed by biomedical engineers. It is also used by materials engineers for material imaging and characterization In NMR, the object to be measured is hit by a set of magnetic pulses to disturb the atomic magnetic poles, which then relax back to a base state. For one particular type of set of pulses, the resulting transverse magnetic field as a function of time t is given by exp (-T) My M (-5) 1 exp (-T) exp where Th and T2 are material-dependent parameters known as relaxation times, and Mo is a constant which depends on the material. For the work here, we will simply use a normalized Mo 1 Amp/m to make everything easier. All time units are also in microseconds. Assignment: Here we want to look at the value of My for a fixed value of t as T1 and T2 vary. We will make a mesh plot of My for t 20 msec, with as T ranging from 0 to 250 msec, and T2 ranging from 0 to 60 msec. We will place the mesh plot in the upper-left corner of a multiple plot figure (think subplots) Additionally, we want to plot \"slices\" from this mesh as 2-D plots on either side of the mesh plot. For the plot below the mesh, fix T2 20 msec, keep t 320 msec, and look at how My changes as a function of only T1. To the right of the mesh, look at how My changes as a function of T2 only, with T1 -100 msec and again t 320 msec.

Solution

You can\'t use mesh with your data. You will need more data. for example

% To understand, to create a mush plot with x=[1 2], and y=[ 10 20], you need

%to obtain these combinations we use