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Syntax in equation: time dependent value of variable calculated for one special time
Posted Apr 28, 2022, 10:49 a.m. EDT Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 5.5 1 Reply
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What syntax do I use, to access the calculated value of a variable at one single defined point of time in an equation ?
I tried the expression
TempAverageTitan - TempAverageTitan(at(t=0/[s]))
to address the difference in average temperatures in time from the initial average temperature at the beginning with t=0
While I can display the value of the variable TempAverageTitan, I get a syntax error for addressing the start value TempAverageTitan(at(t=0/[s]))
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For the my self-defined variable TempAverageTitan at the time t = 10s I have to write the syntax
at(10, TempAverageTitan)
comment: I feel it being not intuitively for me, to presume that at always means a time. An intuitive syntax for me would be something like TempAverageTitan(at(t,10))