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    <title>MaplePrimes - answers and comments on Question, matrix computation</title>
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      <title>create Matrix P</title>
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      <itunes:summary>Your final do-loop assigns columns, in-place, into what you intend to be Matrix P. But you haven't created the Matrix P, yet. Try adding,

P := Matrix(3,3):

before that final do-loop.

You might also think that P should be purely real. You could try simplify(map(fnormal,P)) at the end. But maybe you would rather compute the eigenvectors of a floating-point symmetric version of stif2, instead of doing floating-point evaluation of the eigenvectors of the exact stif2? Ie,,

Eigenvectors(evalf(Matrix(stif2,shape=symmetric)));

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      <description>Your final do-loop assigns columns, in-place, into what you intend to be Matrix P. But you haven't created the Matrix P, yet. Try adding,

P := Matrix(3,3):

before that final do-loop.

You might also think that P should be purely real. You could try simplify(map(fnormal,P)) at the end. But maybe you would rather compute the eigenvectors of a floating-point symmetric version of stif2, instead of doing floating-point evaluation of the eigenvectors of the exact stif2? Ie,,

Eigenvectors(evalf(Matrix(stif2,shape=symmetric)));

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      <pubDate>Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:02:05 Z</pubDate>
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