hi every one, i want to get derivative with sacalar function psi, first time ordinary derivative and second time covariant derivative , how should i write that ?!

I would like to use the angle symbol to represent polar numbers (phasor notation for electrical engineering. In other words, I would like to enter 10<30 instead of polar(10, pi/6). Also, I would like the results displayed with the angle notation.  Is this possible in Maple. In the "other package" by PTC this is trivial. Even on a TI graphing calucator it is trivial. Someone please tell me it is possible in Maple.

For computation, Maple is great. For presentation, there is a lot to be desired. 

Thanks.

While debugging something unrelated to Maple, I noticed in Windows task manager that the process

C:\Program Files\Maple 2016\jre\bin

had a Memory(Private Working Set) of 2,251,088K - roughly 10x the memory footprint of any other running process.

Is this normal?

Not a real issue for me (machine has 16G ram) - but it just *looks* wrong

In case it matters I'm running Maple 2016.1 on Win7, 64bit

I try to define an ellipse using the geometry package

with(geometry):

ellipse(e1,['foci'=[[0,1],[4,1]], 'MajorAxis' = 8],[x,y]);

I get the message:  Error, (in geometry:-ellipse) wrong type of arguments

but the documentation tells me that I can define an ellipse this way...

Hey MaplePrimes

I have been having a problem with almost all of my documents in maple. I have had a lot of notes and everything for my school on different documents, but I can't open them. When I want to open them, they show a little with "How do you want to open this file?" with the options "Maple Text, Plain Text, Maple Inputs" and I have tried them all, but my document won't show. It's really unfortunate because all of my school stuff is on these documents.

I am not sure why p is assigned to 1 when I do a logic problem.

The letter p should stay as p and not be assigned to one. I suspect it has something to do with a statement that is always true. This is annoying because sometimes I have expressions with p in a formula later on, and I didn't realize p has been assigned to 1. And I can't use p in a logical formula either since it's already been assigned to 1.

Hi folks,

I've come across this project which involves large algebraic expressions and I need to be able to simplify it using Maples in-built features, but with no succes.

The problem involves trig-functions. For instance I have several expressions involving:

       cos(v)*sin(w)-cos(w)*sin(v)       which I know equals     -sin(v-w)

but even if I use simplify, trig, size and so on it won't apply the above identity. Btw there are several other identities that aren't applied either.

Is there any way to "force" the above identity into consideration??

how to use Riemann matrix to output Riemann surface?

and plot this surface?

with(algcurves):
f:=y^3+2*x^7-x^3*y;
pm:=periodmatrix(f,x,y);
evalf(pm, 5);
rm:=evalf(periodmatrix(f,x,y,Riemann),10);
M := rm;
A := proc (x, y) options operator, arrow; RiemannTheta([x, y], M, [], 0.1e-1, output = list)[2] end proc;
plot3d(Re(A(x+I*y, 0)), x = 0 .. 1, y = 0 .. 4, grid = [40, 40]);

is this graph Riemann Surface?

if so, how to convert A into polynomials?

Please help me solve this question using maple (need the steps in solving).

When I copy mathml into Maple it always pasted the subscipts as indexed.  How could I quickly convert the indexed subscripts into literal subscripts without having to right click and convert each variable?

What is the best way to export/update multiple values from a single procedure? As far as I understand, a procedure does not let you update global values (the inputs), and it returns the value for the last step performed. Let's say for example, I had a procedure like this:

proc(a,b,c)

local x,y;

*series of steps that use a,b, and c to calculate x and y*

end proc

How do I get the results for x and y out of the procedure? 

Thanks

So I have an integral that computes perfectly in wolfram alpha but not in maple...

I will post it here

int(1/((4.532055545*10^9/f^4.14-2.311250000*10^5/f^2+(111*(1-0.2163331531e-4*f^2+2.340001656*10^(-10)*f^4))/(1+0.1081665766e-4*f^2)))*(6*10^(-21)*abs(1/f^(4/3)))^2, [f = 50 .. 1500])

the answer should be 3.05364*10^-46

If you try that exact line of code in maple, it will not compute (is stuck on evaluating)


Best Regards to all,
Zeus

I'm displaying a series of point plots as an animation, and would like to update a displayed parameter as well.  I have a nested list L[t] where there's a set of points for each t, and for each t there's also a numerical value M that I'd like to display.  (In my real problem, L[t] is the number of particles in each of several states, and M is the rms deviation from am algebraic probability distribution.)  

The closest I've gotten (for a simple L and M) is the following, but it displays all of the M values in the legend at once:

with(plots); with(Statistics);

L := [[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], [2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12]];

M := [1, 2];

display([seq(PointPlot(L[t], legend = M[t]), t = 1 .. 2)], insequence = true)

I don't need this to be in the legend.  Is there a way to display only the current value of M for each t?  Thanks very much.

How to prove or disprove the flatness of the surface x = (u-v)^2, y =  u^2-3*v^2, z = (1/2)*v*(u-2*v), where u and v are real-valued parameters? Here is my try:

I think Gaussian curvature should be used to this end. Dr. Robert J. Lopez is my hope.

Download flat.mw