Hello Forum:

In the Programming Guide, section 14.3 (Programming Guide: Advanced Connectivity), the subsection `Runtime Environment Prerequisites' a sample script is given in order to set up the environment varibales MAPLE and LD_LIBRARY_PATH:

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#!/bin/sh
export MAPLE="/usr/local/maple"
. $MAPLE/bin/maple -norun
myapp $*

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For testing, `my app $*' can be replaced by `printenv': it seems not to work with Maple 2015.

Any hint ?

Thanks in advance,

Jerome

A pirate ship is persuing a merchant ship when a fog descends, obscuring the merchant ship in front. What path must the pirate ship take to guarantee intercepting the other ship? [the pirate ship can go 5x faster than the merchant, and the merchant can move in any direction as long as it's in a straight line].

ok, so the pirate needs to move in a straight line for a little bit, then move in an ever increasing spiral, a logarithmic spiral. r=a.e^(b.theta) and in parametric form x(t)=a.e^(b.t).cos(t), y(t)=a.e^(b.t).sin(t)

So im asking if there is an underlying ODE and if Maple can derive the above equations (and the numbers a and b).

the tv show i got this from displayed the following eq: t=d/(v1+v2).e^(theta/sqrt((v1/v2)^2-1))

BTW if you're an internet troll reading this, and don't believe this question belongs on this forum, other members might disagree.

hi.please help me .why rule ''''Det'''' dose not work properly?

this program attached DET.mwblow.thanks alot

hi.please help me .why rule ''''evalf'''' dose not work properly?and I should copy the former answer in a another 'evalf' rule a gain??can I use only one rule 'evalf' instad twice useage??

this program attached blow.thanks alot

evalf.mw

Hi, I am trying to figure out how to find the maxima and minima of the function f(x)=(x^3-10*x^2-2*x+1)/(4*x^3+5*x+1) and its derivative.

a) Find the local maxima and minima of f. 

b) Find the vertical asymptote

I graphed the function and located the  local max to be (-1,1) and local min (1,-1) however, I can't figure out how to plot the derivative of the function. I tried to use the diff expression but it leaves the graph empty when i attempt to plot it.

Also, just curious how am i able to join text words and maple commands together? For example, I want to be able to say "The derivative of the original function is [maple command here]" ? I tried to switch from text to math however nothing worked.

Thanks in advance!

Hi, I am stumped I've tried many ways but end up getting a graph with nothing on it or errors. I am trying to plot the tangent line to the equation f(x) = 2cosx-x^2 at x = 2; In addition, how would I plot the tangent line and the equation on one graph with distinctive line pattern for example, one being blue and dotted, while the other being red solid).

Thanks in advance!

I want to find numerically the limit lim(y[m](t),m = infinity), do you have an idea how to do implement it in maple?

Download recursive_integral.mw

I have three procedures with calling struture:

A(argseq) 

    > call B (argseq)

    > call C (argseq)

     > etc code

     > return results

end A()

Procedures A, B, C are defined in a single MAPLE .mw worksheet, and each time I use them I have to reload them by pressing return.

Please can you suggest the best course of action?  I have been reading about modules but am not certain that A knows about B and C in the dame module when it calls them

Can anyone help please?

MRB

Let ABC be a triangle with A(3,0,0),B(0,6,0),C(0,0,4) and let H(x,y,z) be its orthocenter .Find the coordinates of point H ?

I always find it difficult to debug maple codes. I'm used to the debug feature in programing laguages like C#, VB.Net, JAVA even MATLAB. They all have one thing in common which is the use of breakpoints. Breakpoints are inserted at different parts of a code so as to follow the program execution and to trace out errors. Is any similar feature in Maple? I only know the DEBUB() function and not that helpful to me.

Please, I have an error message which says Error, (in eul) illegal use of a formal parameter. I can't find the cause of the error. I got the result I wanted if i remove these lines eul := proc(x,y) , return yt: , end proc: and

yv := eul(x,y); that is if I consider the for..loop alone.

fxy := proc(x,y)
  return x/y;
end proc:

a := 0:
b := 1:
N := 10:
h := evalf((b-a)/N):
x := 0:
y := -2:
yt := Vector(3):

eul := proc(x,y)
    for j from 1 to 3 do
          y[j]:= y + h*fxy(x,y):
          x:= 0 + j*h:
          y := y[j]:
          yt[j] := y:
    end do:
    return yt:
end proc:
yv := eul(x,y);

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

I got a code file and i dont know how to load it in Linux. In Windows i just type:

read "E:/code.txt"

But thing now i change to use Linux and cant do the same (Maple 2015 64bit Linux ver), try to load

read "/root/Desktop/code.txt"

It show me that:

I click Cancel and it show me:

Hope can help me another ways to use and load my code to run.

Is there something I can put at the beginning of my worksheet to tell Maple to do everything in fractions?

Maple is outputing things like -0.166666667 when I solve an equation and I know that is -1/6

Hi,

In a simulation code I use "module-factory" concepts (where a module has a proc; the proc in turn returns another module that has all the procs one wants) a fair bit to keep the code readable and maintainable.

At this point I have the code mostly doing what I want it to, but the run time could be improved (read: I want it to go faster). So I have started working with CodeTools:-Profiling. Quickly I am running into the Profile() function apparently not being able to deal with my generated procedures.

Is there a way out? In other locations I read about procs to be profiled having to be in a Maple library; this is the case for my routines (it all is in a big module with procs, submodules etc.). I'd rather not rewrite the code extensively just to allow profiling (in particular I would not really like to abandon the module-factory scheme), but of course I can do some modification.

Any suggestions?

M.D.