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export - convert Mathematica expressions to Matlab (ToMatlab and Bessel functions)


I have several expressions like the two followings:


    X11 = I omega rho0 phi HankelH1[m, k0 ra];
    X12 = -b1 kp1^2 BesselJ[m, kp1 ra];


I want to covert these expressions to Matlab. To this end, I use the package ToMatlab (by the way is there somewhere available a more recent version of it?)


X11 // ToMatlab
X12 // ToMatlab
(* "sqrt(-1).*omega.*phi.*rho0.*HankelH1(m,k0.*ra);
" *)
(* "(-1).*b1.*kp1.^2.*BesselJ(m,kp1.*ra);
" *)

However, this is not the syntax that Matlab uses of the Bessel and Hankel functions. For instance BesselJ[m,x] (Mathematica) => besselj(m,x) (Matlab).


Any ideas how to overcome the problem and avoid modifying on my own the latter expressions?




Answer



You could modify the ToMatlab package.


Find the section starting with


(*** Symbols *****************************************************************)

then add


ToMatlabaux[BesselJ] = "besselj"
ToMatlabaux[HankelH1] = "besselh"

In these cases the translation was trivial. Only the function name needed to be changed. When the argument order needs changing too, modify the section starting with



(*** Special cases of functions **********************************************)

For example, for the two-argument form of ArcTan, add


ToMatlabaux[ArcTan[x_, y_]] := "atan2(" <> ToMatlabaux[y] <> ", " <> ToMatlabaux[x] <> ")"

This will set up a new rule for ArcTan, in addition to the existing one that handles the single-argument form.


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