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The application center has undergone some changes.  I usually like to see if things are working properly.

There are currently problems with searching maplesim models.  Doing an advanced search under maplesim5 does not bring up all maplesim 5 models, such as

- Flow dynamics in liquid connected tanks
- Double glazed windows

The next issue is with regards to phantom applications that are there but not linked.  For example:  Advanced...

After making a search for applications in the applications center, they are ordered in some crazy unknown way. 

They do not appear to be ordered alphabetically by author, nor by title and also they have no date published attached to the searched list. 

Searching for all titles by product Maple 16, we find that TEST APPLICATION created July 31 is actually listed behind Robert Lopez's Classroom Tips and Techniques: Slider-Control of Parameters in Numeric...

Ive tried this for hours and can't get it to work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I need to 

find a 10 significant figure approximation to the 10^th derivative of

evaluated at x = -2.

Ive tried using this maple command:

evalf(subs(x=-2,diff((sin((x^2...

Hi all,

I noticed that there are not many applications which deal with the finite element method with Maple. I attached in the file below a code for the magnetostatic probems and which allows the calculation of the magnetic field in a permanent magnet synchronous machine.

mafem.zip

I hope this work will help many users of maple in the numerical analyzis with the finite element method

I posted...

Noted.
Of 4000 daily visitors of the site pages Russian Maple ApCent (during the examination session) 3800 - Russian students, and only 100 - Ukrainian. Sad.
Dynamics of visits:
June 2010 - 44.656 (35,000 for one day! - Unified state examination in mathematics (EGE) 

i need to calculate the radius of an arc. i have that the chord lenght is 96 inches and the distance between the chord and the arc is 6 inches perpendicular from the center of the chord. assuming that i am working with a circle.... how do i calculate the radius of the circle????

At http://www.maplesoft.com/applications/view.aspx?SID=97879 there seems to be a quite
interesting contribution by Rob Corless, Erik Postma and David Stoutemyer.

It would be helpfull and interesting to provide the according paper as well (through a link?).
Hope this message is read by Eric Postma.

PS: I wanted to drop an according message at the center as comment, but failed to log in,