MaplePrimes Questions

How can I generate some n-tuple random list of integers s.t. any component is between -30 and 50? For example if n=5 then four random of such 5-tuple are

[-1,2,8,7,9] , [0,-9,2,-3,-5] , [4,5,3,-8,-1] , [12, -5, 0, 6,8]

I am trying to obtain the splitting field of New_polyq. evala@AFactor did not complete. Applying splitting sequentially produced independent extensions from the first 2 (3?) factors. evala@Indep did not complete for the union of all 4 extensions.

What libraries would handle this better?

restart; _EnvExplicit:=false;interface(labelwidth=200);
Rho_polys:=rho[3,1]^3-2, rho[3,2]^2+rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]+rho[3,1]^2, 2*rho[6,1]^3+rho[6,1]^6-2, rho[12,1]^2+rho[6,1]^2-1, 2*rho[12,2]^2-rho[6,1]^2*rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]^2-2*rho[6,1]^2-2;
New_poly:=1/16*(-rho[6,1]^4*rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]-2-rho[3,1]^2*rho[6,1]^4-2*rho[6,1]*rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]-2*rho[3,1]^2*rho[6,1]+2*lambda^2)*(rho[6,1]^4*rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]+2*rho[6,1]*rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]-2+2*lambda^2)*(-2+2*rho[3,1]^2*rho[6,1]+rho[3,1]^2*rho[6,1]^4+2*lambda^2)*(-2+rho[6,1]^2*rho[3,2]*rho[3,1]^2+2*lambda^2);
sol:=solve({Rho_polys});
alias(op(sol));
New_polyq:=subs(sol,New_poly);

hi all

i have a plot and i want  make it symmetry into axes y.

restart;

I5:=Int((x^2)/((x^4-2*x0*x^2+x0^2+1)^(3/2)),x=0..infinity);
I6:=(1/2)*Int(1/(x^4-2*x0*x^2+x0^2+1)^(1/2),x=0..infinity);
f:=((-4/Pi)*((x0*I6-I5)/(x0*I5+I6)^(1/3)));
A:=1/(x0*I5+I6)^(2/3): #A:=Delta/eF

plot(A,x0=-3..5);

Hi,

 

I am trying to find the roots of Hankel function H1(2, z)?

 

j := 1;
for i from 0 to 10 do z0 := i*step+z_min; x[j] := fsolve(f = 0, z = z0, complex) end do;


for p to 10 do for j from p+1 to 9 do if `and`(Re(x[j])-Re(x[p]) < 0.1e-4, Im(x[j])-Im(x[p]) < 0.1e-4) then for i from j to 10 do x[i] := x[i+1] end do; p := p-1; break end if end do end do;

 

the first of these two processes works fine however the second does not. The second on is to get rid of same value solutions! I am not sure if I have missed anything and also is there a way to determine a max value in the complex domain and use it in a for loop?

 

 

any help would be great 

hi all

i have tow plots and i want to display them together, but i cant, plz help me

restart;

I5:=Int((x^2)/((x^4-2*x0*x^2+x0^2+1)^(3/2)),x=0..infinity);
I6:=(1/2)*Int(1/(x^4-2*x0*x^2+x0^2+1)^(1/2),x=0..infinity);
f:=((-4/Pi)*((x0*I6-I5)/(x0*I5+I6)^(1/3)));
B:=x0/(x0*I5+I6)^(2/3): #B:=mu/eF
C:=B/((16/Pi^2)*((x0*I6-I5)^2/(x0*I5+I6)^(2/3))): #C:=mu/epsilon0/2

p1:=plot(B,x0=0..4):
p2:=plot(C,x0=-3..0):
display({p1,p2},x0=-3..4);

 

 

After reading 

http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/674535/avoid-dividing-by-zero-with-just-variables-and-basic-operators 

I tried to check this 'trick' in maple, but see what happens in Maple 2015:

 

 

 what is the correct solution for 0^0?

 

Here the code for those who hate typing:

x := 0; 0^(x^2);
0
1
for x from -1 to 1 do print(x, evalf(0^(x^2), 20)) end do;
-1, 0.
0, 1.
1, 0.
for x from -1 by .1 to 1 do print(x, evalf(0^(x^2), 20)) end do;
-1, 0.
-0.9, 0.
-0.8, 0.
-0.7, 0.
-0.6, 0.
-0.5, 0.
-0.4, 0.
-0.3, 0.
-0.2, 0.
-0.1, 0.
0., Float(undefined)
0.1, 0.
0.2, 0.
0.3, 0.

 

Harry

Hello all! How to create this plot in Maple? 

hi all

how can i solve this program?

restart;
I5:=evalf(int((x^2)/((x^4-2*x0*x^2+x0^2+1)^(3/2)),x=0..infinity)):
I6:=evalf((1/2)*int(1/(x^4-2*x0*x^2+x0^2+1)^(1/2),x=0..infinity)):
A:=f-evalf((-4/Pi)*((x0*I6-I5)/(x0*I5+I6)^(1/3))):
B:=solve(A,x0);

I am attempting to write a Gaussian elimination routine to solve a system Ax = b using loops, but I have been having trouble.  Any help would be mcuh appreciated.  Thanks!

Hello,

I'm writing a code and I seem to have an issue when trying to implement a procedure. Here is the code:

 

with(plots):

Z := 75; A := 189; k := 14.6; Rm := 8*R; r0 := 10^(-8)*R; c := 137.036; ms := 105.66/(.51100)

fmtoau := 10^(-15)/(0.529177e-1*10^(-9)):

R := 1.1*fmtoau*A^(1.0/(3.0)):

f := proc (x) options operator, arrow; 1/(1+exp(k*(x-1))) end proc:

n0 := 3*Z*k^2/(4*Pi*(Pi^2+k^2)*R^3):

n := proc (r) options operator, arrow; 4*Pi*n0*f(r/R) end proc:

int(r^2*n(r), r = 0 .. Rm);

73.00000007

(1)

plot(n/n0, 0 .. 2*R);

 

v1 := unapply(int(x^2*f(x), x), x):

Vfermi := proc (r) options operator, arrow; -4*Pi*n0*R^2*(R*(v1(r/R)-v10)/r+v2Rm-v2(r/R)) end proc:

Vuniform := proc (r) options operator, arrow; piecewise(r < R, -Z*(3/2-(1/2)*r^2/R^2)/R, -Z/r) end proc:

plot([Vuniform(r), Vfermi(r), -Z/r], r = r0 .. 2*R, V = 1.2*Vfermi(r0) .. 0, legend = ["uniform charge", "Fermi distribution", "point charge"]);

 

``

plotsol1s := proc (E, K, r0, S, col) local Eqns, ICs, fnl, gnl, r, soln; global ms, c; Eqns := diff(fnl(r), r) = gnl(r)*[E+2*ms*c^2-Vuniform(r)]/c-(K+1)*fnl(r)/r, diff(gnl(r), r) = -fnl(r)*[E-Vuniform(r)]/c-(1-K)*fnl(r)/r; ICs := fnl(r0) = 1, gnl(r0) = 0; soln := dsolve({Eqns, ICs}, numeric); plots:-odeplot(soln, [r, fnl(r)], r0 .. S, color = col) end proc:

plotsol1s(-3*10^5, -1, 10^(-10), Rm, red)

Error, (in f) unable to store '[HFloat(0.0)]' when datatype=float[8]

 

``

``


Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Gambia Man

 

i got UI interface error when i install maple 15 into intel compute stick in window 8.1

It seem absurd that in Maple 18, why int(f(t),t) do not work instead one have to write Int(f(t),t) for indefinite integration?

 

I'm from Vietnamese. My English is not very good :D I have a question about tubeplot in maple. Can you give me a form of tubeplot? I read it in the MapleHelp, but I don't really understand. Example:

y:=x^2+x-1. tubeplot y. create a plot, limit by y, x=1,y=5,around Oy .

Can you hepl me? Thanhks you so much!

I have a problem, to which I think the solution is to make ln(x) inert.  I'd like to be able to enter the following

diff(1.5^x,x);

and get back 

ln(1.5)1.5^x

But of course Maple returns 

It seems to me that if I could make ln(x) inert for that might work, but I don't really know much about the ToInert command.  Or maybe this isn't the right approach.  

Hi

Please help me to solve EQ in attached file.

I need amount of P.

 

 

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