I‘m calculating the determinants for applying the cramer's rule in Maple, however the result is very "large" and I can't see the pattern easily. For a general formula of the determinant please refer to this link: http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/193961/determinant-of-a-symmetric-matrix.

I wonder is there a way to simplify the answer to a nice symetrical form?

Here is a possibly stupid one: I have written a couple of help files for a package I am developing. As things go; I want to update one. In the help system it tells me to edit the .mw file that i used to write the page in the first place, which I did. But then I am supposed to "Save to Database" from the Help menu.

But... there is no entry to "Save to Database..." in any menu; help or otherwise. Not even in the help system. So I am stuck with an edited help page that I cannot get to ...

Hi, is there any sane way to incorporate Maple 2-D output in PowerPoint, 2004 in my case (and 2004 does not support MathML, I believe)? Preferably I'd copy from Maple and Paste into ppt. I have not been able to make that work.

The pedestrian way right now for me is to use Grab and take a screen shot of the expressions. Not a nice way...

Thanks,

Mac Dude

Hi,

I'm playing at the moment with some calcuations on color space and even after a lot of trials on different softwares including photoshop and Igor Pro, I cannot obtain what I want... The advantage with Maple is that if I get this color space I will be then able to animate a point at the surface to describes the color evolution of a system... And that's what I try to do...

The idea is quiet simple but necessits the use of procedure and I'm not so good for that.

Hello Maple users,

i'm trying to get a rekursive sequence like this:

If i try to get a term of the sequence >1 I get the this error: "Kernel connection has been lost..."

I tried varios sequences. All with a sum of the preceding terms crash.

A user recently sent to me a Maplet that includes the display of an array of plots. This maplet works fine when run under the classic interface but not under the standard interface. As I tried to understand this problem I believe I have narrowed it down to a difference in the way the classic and standard interfaces handle an array of plots.

The attached worksheet is a very simplified example that shows the problem. What should happen is that pressing the "Plot single" button should show a single graph, pressing the "Plot array" button plots the empty axes, and pressing the "Plot displayed array" button displays a 2x2 array of plots. The second and third buttons illustrate the need for "plots:-display" in the action definition for this button.

Unfortunately, this works only in the classic interface. In the standard interface the "plot displayed array" button does not display anything. I should add that it appears to work correctly when exported as a .maplet file and run with the Maplet Viewer.

I have uploaded the worksheet: PlotArrayMapletDem.mw

For example 

y'''-y''+2y'=0 ; y(0) = 1, y'(0)=0, y''(0) =0

ode := diff(f(x), x, x, x)-(diff(f(x), x, x))+2*(diff(f(x), x))

ics:=D(f(x))(0)=0,f(0)=1,......

the I.C. for y''(0) =0 is ?

Please give the format.

Thanks.

Hello,

I am trying to find the product of three groups of creation and annihilation operators. After completing the input of the groups, Maple fails to give me the product of the operators (value of sigma^3) as shown below. What I need is for Maple to give me the ordered product of the three groups, but the "expand" command (lowercase 'e') fails to produce any output. Appreciate any help.

> with(Physics);
> Setup(mathematicalnotation = true);
print(`output redirected...`...

Hello everyone,

I'm trying to solve the following nonlinear differential equation with the given boundary conditions.

I'm trying to compute the rank of large, non-quadratic matrices modulo p=2,3,5 and 7.

For matrix-sizes of (approx.) 20000 x 20000 everything works fine with Rank(p,M) of LinearAlgebra[Modular].

But for (approx.) 40000 x 40000 even the parsing of the matrix is not finished after 5 days (for 20k x 20k this takes 1 or 2 hours) . The system I use has enough ram, so no swaping is involved.

First question: I expected the parsing to be O(n^2), why is this not the case?

In matlab, a function is returned a structure H, say H.a, H.b, ...

In maple, I want to call this matlab function, but what returned to maple is a Record:

Hs:= getvar("H");

Hs:= Record(a=..., b=..., ...);

So how can I convert this record to a normal maple array? so I can access to each element by Hs[1]. 

Thank you

Kyle

I am traying to perform the followig operation:

For a giving vector A, where A=[1,3,5]  (defined as A=([1,3,5],datatype = float), calculate a vector B where:

B=[10^1,10^3,10^5].

I tried to use a for cicle to calculate B:

for i from 1 by 1 to 3 do  B[i] := 10^A[i] end do

The problem is that i dont get a Vectr B but 3 different number with the name B[1],B[2],B[3]. Just B is not defined.

Hi,

I am trying to fit data to a function. I used the funtion Fit() but the results werent right. This is what i did:

T := Vector([600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1400, 1600, 1800, 2000, 2200, 2400], datatype = float)

Kpco2F := Vector([1.22179966016487*10^20, 8.12830516164100*10^13, 1.66341265037017*10^10, 5.80764417521312*10^7, 1.03276140576140*10^6, 50815.9442560561, 4931.73803954936, 765.596606911256, 168.267406107047, 47.7529273657691], datatype = float)

I have run into some queer behaviour of my Maple 9 software. I gave the following commands:

##############################################################
 with(numtheory):
 xx := invcfrac([[0],[5,1,5,1,4,1]]);
                                        ...

Hi every one,

I am facing a situation here. Whenever, I sub n = 0 or 1, the following ode has a solution. 

But when I adopt other values except the above ones then the maple gives me the error

"division by zero". 

eq11:=(diff(((abs(diff(f(eta),eta,eta)))^(n-1)*diff(f(eta),eta,eta)),eta)

+n/(n+1)*f(eta)*diff(f(eta),eta,eta))=0;

resx:=dsolve({eq11,f(0)=1,D(f)(0)=0,D(f)(12)=0},numeric,method = bvp[midrich],