Krischu

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Now I'm baffled: I typed my lines into Maple input and now I got this:

another.mw

 


b := 24649.42; c := -1.37*10^9; lambda := 578; a := 0.1e-2*10^9; epsilon := 60*Pi*(1/180); `#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))` := 59.64*Pi*(1/180)

epsilon

(1)

A := abs(((-2*b/lambda^3-4*c/lambda^5)*2)*a*sin((1/2)*epsilon)/cos((`#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))`+epsilon)*(1/2)));

2*abs((-2*b/lambda^3-4*c/lambda^5)*a*sin((1/2)*epsilon)/cos((1/2)*`#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))`+(1/2)*epsilon))

(2)

evalf(A);

2.*abs((-2.*b/lambda^3-4.*c/lambda^5)*a*sin(.5000000000*epsilon)/cos(.5000000000*`#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))`+.5000000000*epsilon))

(3)

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Now I'm baffled: I typed my lines into Maple input and now I got this:

another.mw

 


b := 24649.42; c := -1.37*10^9; lambda := 578; a := 0.1e-2*10^9; epsilon := 60*Pi*(1/180); `#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))` := 59.64*Pi*(1/180)

epsilon

(1)

A := abs(((-2*b/lambda^3-4*c/lambda^5)*2)*a*sin((1/2)*epsilon)/cos((`#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))`+epsilon)*(1/2)));

2*abs((-2*b/lambda^3-4*c/lambda^5)*a*sin((1/2)*epsilon)/cos((1/2)*`#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))`+(1/2)*epsilon))

(2)

evalf(A);

2.*abs((-2.*b/lambda^3-4.*c/lambda^5)*a*sin(.5000000000*epsilon)/cos(.5000000000*`#msub(mi("δ",fontstyle = "normal"),mi("min",fontstyle = "normal"))`+.5000000000*epsilon))

(3)

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@Preben Alsholm :

 

Thanks. That's it.  Still wondering why the epsilon is not printed. Might it be a reserved greek character

in other contexts?

 

And thanks for pointing me to the "green arrow". That's much easier :)

@Preben Alsholm :

 

Thanks. That's it.  Still wondering why the epsilon is not printed. Might it be a reserved greek character

in other contexts?

 

And thanks for pointing me to the "green arrow". That's much easier :)

Thanks. Must have mistyped the subscript of delta min in the second place.

After retyping it, the picture changes. I also wonder why epsilon is not written as greek ε in the

equation.

Still not evaluated

Thanks. Must have mistyped the subscript of delta min in the second place.

After retyping it, the picture changes. I also wonder why epsilon is not written as greek ε in the

equation.

Still not evaluated

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