Hi,

Is there any syntax highlighting for the "code edit region"?

thanks.

I need to solve some  transcendental equations, using Maple 16 which i need to transform or bind with java later. My problem is I cant evaluate.

Equation I would like to evaluate is  offcourse I  defined m and M, prior to c.
Both  eval(k) and evalf (k)  only return k,  I need value for further calculations.

I'm very new to Maple and I'm just curious as to how Maple computes its summations with the MatrixPower command.

if A = a real square matrix

c = some real constant

x = c*A

then Why is it, that when I try to use...

sum(MatrixPower(x,k), k = 0..3);

I get a non-real / ridiculous result, but when I type it out...

MatrixPower(x,0) + MatrixPower(x,1) + MatrixPower(x,2) + MatrixPower(x,3);

x^0 + x^1 + x^2 + x^3;

Dear Maple Users

In Maple 16 I read in the menu Help > What's New that it is now possible to have 3D plots exported as vector graphics, when using EPS export. I tried it, but could not open the resulting EPS file. I used my CorelDRAW 15 Suite ... Can someone tell me how I get access to the exported vector graphics?

If I cannot get it into CorelDRAW, it is not for much use. Maybe an intermediate process?

Regards,

Erik

Hi,

I'm currently having some issues while trying to find a way of getting the CPU usage inside Maple.

Is there any existing Maple function that will return the percetage of the CPU usage ?

I have Zipped 2 equations together to equate their equivalent Coefficients.  I now need to assign solve the list fot each value of N (1...9) How do I get Maple to do this reliably for the list as N 1..9 does not necessarily occour in sequence.

Let say that you have two matricies:

X := Matrix(Statistics[Shuffle]([seq(x[i], i = 1 .. 100)]));
Y := Matrix(Statistics[Shuffle]([seq(y[i], i = 1 .. 100)]));

For example the matrix x could be:    x[45]    x[12]     x[2]     x[10]      etc
For example the matrix y could be:    x[12]    x[1]       x[20...

(1) Does ModuleCopy, when automatically called from Object,  really get the a shallow copy of the object

as the first parameter in its parameter list? See below, which is copied directly from ?object,create. The

ModuleCopy has first argument new::Dollar but ModuleApply only passes its two arguments not three. I

couldn't find a reference to this feature in the docs.

hi

i have the following ode

.7246228659*(diff(f(x), x, x, x))+f(x)*(diff(f(x), x, x))+.6666666666-.6666666666*(diff(f(x), x))^2

with boundary conditions

f(0) = 0, D(f)(0) = a, (D(f))(b) = 1   (b corresponds to infinity and we can assume it 4 or 10 such that the solution converge)

i know the the solutions exist up to a critical value of "a" that beyonds no solution exist. for example for the following ode the critical value is...

I'm using the 64-bit version of Maple 16.0 and Excel 2010 (32-bit). (Most people using Office 2010 install the 32-bit version on 64-bit operating systems.)

Is it possible to use the Maple addin with the above setup ? I tried selecting WMIMPLEX64.xla, but Excel appears to want WMIMPLEX.xla (from the 32-bit).

What is the easiest fix ? Can I find a copy of WMIMPLEX.xla and use with with Maple64bit and Excel32bit ? Do I need to uninstall Maple64-bit and install Maple32-bit ?

Please name the post, which had the most visitors.
Quantity must be more than 24,000.

Many Thanks!

In memory of a Friend. Maple 16 for Russian students.

260412.zip

Оформление - облегченное, чтобы работало на любом компьютере. Разархи и открыти файл ege.html. Неточности присутствуют, наверное. Поправим вместе.

For L a given L-function (such as the Ramanujan-tau Dirichlet series) I would like to compute L(s) at 2.5*10^5 values of s equidistributed in a square region of the complex plane in a reasonably short time (meaning, say, less than an hour.) Is there a Maple function that will do this, either in the original software or available on the web?

The basic plot routine in Maple 16 has a serious problem with the domain.  The following is an example.

The domain is correct in Maple 15.  This failure occurs in both Windows 7 and Linux.