Elvis

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Hi all, 

I'm trying to implement the smithChart on Maple, but this error "Error, (in unknown) invalid transform: output is not 2 or 3 element" keeps popping up for some reason. I have no idea how to fix it. Can anyone help me with this? Here is the smithChart:




smithChart.mw

 

smithChart := proc(r)
  local i, a, b, c;
   a := PLOT(seq(plottools[arc]([-i*r/4, 0], i*r/4, 0..Pi),
                 i = 1..4),

  plottools[arc]([0, r/2], r/2,
            Pi-arcsin(3/5)..3*Pi/2),
  plottools[arc]([0,r], r, Pi..Pi+arcsin(15/17)),
  plottools[arc]([0, 2*r], 2*r,
            Pi+arcsin(3/5)..Pi+arcsin(63/65)),
  plottools[arc]([0,4*r], 4*r,
            Pi+arcsin(15/17)..Pi+arcsin(63/65)));

  b := plottools[transform]((x, y) -> [x-y])(a);
  c := plottools[line]([0,0], [-2*r, 0]):
  plots[display](a, b, c, axes = none, scaling = constrained, args[2..nargs]);
  end proc:

smithChart(1);
Error, (in unknown) invalid transform: output is not 2 or 3 elements

Hi all,

I've been working on this problem for a while and only need to figure out why the function vector is returning zeros every time I call the procedure. The problem statement is in the file I attached to this.

If any of you could help me, I would be a happy guy.

 

File: 1.2.mw

Hi everyone,

I've been having a problem trying to correct this procedure so that it will accept empty tables as well. This is the code I've been messing up with:

6.10.mw

If someone could help me with this, it would be really appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I've been having a problem with this question:

"The system of cities and roads in Connected Graphs on page 246 splits naturally into two components: the Canadian cities and roads between them, and the European cities and roads between them. In each component you can travel between any two cities, but you cannot travel between the two components. Write a procedure that, given a table of neighbors, splits the system into such components. Hint : Think about the form in which the procedure returns its result."

I have to separate a table into two tables based on the connectivity of the cities, that is, I want a table just for the cities from Canada and another one for the cities from Europe. Can anyone help me with this? I really have no idea how to tell Maple what I want it to do.

Anyway, here's the link with the soon-to-be program:

6.9.mw

Hi all,

I'm having some trouble trying to make it so the answer Max(3,1,x,4) turns into Max(x,4), that is, only the greates number and the non numerical values are returned. I've tried a bunch of different things, but have gone out of ideas.

This is the link to the Maple file :6-1.mw and this is the code:

``

#Improve the general Max procedure on page 224 so that Max(3,x,1,4)returns Max(x,4). That is, the procedure returns the maximum numerical value along with all nonnumerical values.

Max:=proc() local m, i;
m:=-infinity;
for i in (args) do
  if not type(i, numeric) then
    return 'procname'(args):
  end if;
  if i>m then
    m:=i
  end if;
end do;
m;
end proc;

proc () local m, i; m := -infinity; for i in args do if not type(i, numeric) then return ('procname')(args) end if; if m < i then m := i end if end do; m end proc

(1)

Max(3,1,x,4);

Max(3, 1, x, 4)

(2)

 

``


Would really appreaciate your help with this

Download 6-1.mw

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