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--- matlab [2024/05/23 15:55] – ethanminot
+++ matlab [2024/05/23 15:58] (current) – ethanminot
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   xlabel('wavelength, \lambda (nm)') %LaTeX notation for math symbols
   ylabel('intensity (W/cm^2)') %LaTeX notation for superscript
-  set(gca,'FontSize',10) %make text bigger than default
+  set(gca,'FontSize',10) %10 point font when used as 8.5 cm figure.
 Additional pointers about graphs on Matlab.
-  *If your data is very big or very small, multiple the data by a scaling factor and note this scaling factor into the units. For example, rather than plot 1e-8 amperes, multiply by 1 billion and plot as 10 nA.
+  *If your data is very big or very small, multiply the data by a scaling factor and note this scaling factor in the units. For example, rather than plot 1e-8 amperes, multiply by 1 billion and plot as 10 nA.
-  *From the menus associated with the figure, go to "file > export setup > rendering", and set the resolution to 300 dpi ("apply to figure").
+  *From the menus associated with the figure, go to "file > export setup > rendering", and set the resolution to 300 dpi or 600 dpi ("apply to figure").
-  *From the menus associated with the figure, go to "file > save as", and save as a png file. png is much better than jpg for line graphics.
+  *From the menus associated with the figure, go to "file > save as", and save as a png file. Choose png because it is much better than jpg for line graphics.