Those are not actual errors, but warnings. They are there because you are trying to divide something by zero.
Namely, you are setting M[0] = 0
and then dividing by M[0]
(at first iteration, where m = 0
) and same for P[0]
.
The question is, what do you want the first values to be?
Maybe a solution would be initialize the zero values as you wish (before the loop) and start the loop with m=1
(so using for m in range(1,n+1):
). Is that what you needed?
However, the warning may still be there if at different iterations P[m]
or M[m]
will be zero.
T_max = 0.5 * v_PM(Me) * RTOD DT = (90 - T_max) - np.fix(90 - T_max) n = int(T_max * 2) P = np.zeros((n+1)) T = np.zeros((n+1)) M = np.zeros((n+1)) RR = np.zeros((n+1)) LR = np.zeros((n+1)) SL = np.zeros((n+1)) # initialize your values M[0] = 0 # actually not needed P[0] = 0 # actually not needed RR[0] = 0 # actually not needed LR[0] = 0 # actually not needed SL[0] = 0 # actually not needed T[m] = (DT) * DTOR for m in range(1,n+1): T[m] = (DT + m) * DTOR #Mach from T[i] using T[i] = v_PM (FALSE POSITION) func = lambda x: T[m] - v_PM(x) M[m] = brentq(func, 1, Me+1) P[m] = TR * np.tan(T[m]) #X-AXIS POINTS #RR SLOPES RR[m] = -TR / P[m] #LR slopes LR[m] = (np.tan(T[m] + np.arcsin(1 / M[m]))) SL[m] = -RR[m]