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Question: Multiply each term from a polynom by a coefficient

Question:Multiply each term from a polynom by a coefficient

OsB 15 Maple
October 18 2016
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Hi there,

I have a big polynomial expression involving powers of x and y, that comes from expanding a function in powers of x and y in polynomial form (I use series(convert(series(a,x=0,10),polynom),y=0,10) ). I want to multiply each of the terms by the factorial of the power of x and y it has. How can I do this?
I tried using Physics[Coefficient](a,x) but I get the error: it cannot compute the degree of the expression.
I tried using a double for with a double coeff to get each of the coefficients and the maybe be able to multiply them but I get the error "unable to compute coeff".

Is it because as expanding the series I have the term +O(y^11) that it cannot compute it?


[Edit]
I managed to substitute the x terms using subs(x^3=3!*x^3,x^5=5!*x^5,a). Obviously this is not very efficient since I need to write the substitution for each term, and since the ploynom is grouped in powers of y, this does not work for y (neither does algusbs).
 

[Edit 2]:

an example of it would be:
 

restart; z:=1/2*log((1+y+x)/(1+y-x)): a:=diff(z,x)*h: i:=int(series(convert(series(a,x=0,12),polynom),y=0,12),x);
with result 
i := -(1/6)*x^3-(1/8)*x^5-(11/112)*x^7-(31/384)*x^9-(193/2816)*x^11+(x+(2/3)*x^3+(7/10)*x^5+(41/56)*x^7+(109/144)*x^9+(1093/1408)*x^11)*y

And I want the coefficients for each x and y power to be multiplied by the factorial of those powers.

 

Thank you!
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