Symbolic function expected 3 inputs and received 2

I want to compute the following code.

syms u(x,y,t) v(x,y,t) w(x,y,t) a1 a2 mu p(x,y,t) r x y

I=[1,0;0,1];

VV = [diff(u,x),diff(v,x);diff(u,y),diff(v,y)];
A1 = VV+transpose(VV);
A2 = diff(A1,t)+A1*VV+transpose(VV)*A1;
T = -p*I+mu*A1+a1*A2+a2*(A1)^2;

ANS1 = 1/r*(diff(T(1,1),x)+diff(T(1,2),y))

but gets the following error:

Error using symfun/subsref (line 141)

Symbolic function expected 3 inputs and received 2.

Error in as1 (line 27)

ANS1 = 1/r*(diff(T(1,1),x)+diff(T(1,2),y))

Need guidance!

Answer 1

[Cris LaPierre]

T is a defined using p(x,y,t). This causes T to also be a function with the same 3 inputs.

However, when you call T in your calculation of ANSI, you use T(1,1) and T(1,2). There are only 2 inputs when 3 were expected.