The purpose of plotting streamlines in MATLAB is to visualize the flow of a vector field over a specific time interval at a given starting point. This can help in understanding the behavior and patterns of the vector field.
To specify the time interval, you can use the "t=[1,5,10]s" syntax, where the numbers represent the specific time values at which you want to plot the streamlines.
The starting point for plotting streamlines can be chosen by specifying the coordinates in the format of "(x0,y0)=(0,0)". This will plot the streamlines starting from the point (0,0) on the x-y plane.
Yes, you can plot multiple streamlines in one plot by using the "hold on" command after plotting the first streamline. This will allow you to add more streamlines to the same plot.
You can customize the appearance of the plotted streamlines by using various functions in MATLAB, such as "quiver" and "streamline". These functions allow you to change the color, line style, and arrow size of the streamlines to make them more visually appealing.