Sorry for making such a rude, big question. I have to solve these equations, but it's impossible ofcourse with my bad mathematics and even maple skills. Somebody help me pleaseㅠ_ㅠ

Hi,

Is there a way to export all of the equations (from MapleSim) including the casual equations? I used Multibody Analysis template and Equations template but it only exports the acausal equations.

Your help is really appreciated.

Hey there!

I uploaded a solid drawing from a CAD software (like solidworks, inventor, stl files, etc) into Maple using plottools:-importplot("drawing.stl"). 

Also, I know Maple can give me the normal vector (and point of intersection) using line and intersection commands, for example.

Now, is it possible to find a point of intersection (and the normal vector at that point) of a line that crosses the uploaded CAD solid?

I guess that to accomplish that, it would be necessary to somehow "map" the solid and that's the part that I am lost.

Many thanks!

hello all.

trying to integrate sach equation:

Fun := Diff(f(x), x);

int(Fun, x = 2 .. 7);

waiting that maple give my something like this f(7)-f(2). But it write only integration form.

What i need to have f(7)-f(2)?

Thanks.

guys,

i have a long term , i can not simpify it more. how  term - 1/w^6 r^2 multiply to every term in parenthese ?JJ.mw

thanks guys

How do I delete me "Current profile picture"?

I just want to have a look what my "default" picture would look like now?

it seems that I can only update with a new picture, but can never go back to the default setting.

Thanks!

Let I  be a polynomial in K[A][X] s.t. A is a sequence of parameters (coefficients of f in F) and X is a sequence of variables. I want to extract the variables from ideal I.

For example if I=[(a-1)x*y^2-b+x, x-y+x^2-c] s.t. a,b,c are parameters and x,y are variables. I want {x,y} as the output of algorithm.

How can I decide that a polynomial is univariate? I want an algorithm that gives a polynomial and its output be true if f is univariate, and be false otherwise.

please write a program on matlab or maple for this dde

y'(x)=-y(x-pi/2)       0<x<=10

y(x)=sin(x)       x<=0

tau=pi/2

IT IS URGENT PLEASE

given a scalar field function f(x,y,z), how to plot it in maple?

I can't find a suitable command, if I missed, please tell me.

thank you for any advice.

i try to calculate function f on laplace and want to know the way tha how to be it calculated

what commands show it?

Hi all,

I wonder if any of you guys can figure out why this integral is taking more than 2 hours to return a result??

I had similar problems in the past that were fixed creating a procedure, changing the solver and in case of trigonometric functions, changing the argument from float to rational number. 

Here it goes:Meijer_question.mw

Thanks!

Download Meijer_question.mw

Hi, I'm currently from Mathematica and it starts to disappouint me because it cannot do what I can.

Can somebody try to calculate undefinite integral in Maple for x variable. a and b are parameters.

exp(a*x+b*x²)*erf(x)²

If Maple can do that then I would switch to Maple comunity.

Thanks,

Tim

In Maple 2015, on windows 8.1 64-bit the command
series(2*x*(x-y)/y, y = 0, 3);
gives

which is incorrect. The answer is


You can notice the minus sign in front the the -2x is incorrectly typeset, which makes me wonder if it's a bug in the typsetting program and not series itself.

Please fix asap

Hey there,

I've a numerical solved system of differential equations, which depend on one argument and one index. I can solve it, but when I try plot it I have this error: Error, (in plot) two lists or Vectors of numerical values expected.

Could anyone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong?

> restart;
> A := 115.1558549; B := .3050464658; n := 3; f0 := 0.5e-4;
               
>f:=theta->f0*(cos(arcsin(sin(theta)/n)))^2;
  I0:=Ir(z)+sum(Is[k](z),k=1..20);

> alpha := [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6];

Theta := [3*Pi*(1/180), 6*Pi*(1/180), 9*Pi*(1/180), 12*Pi*(1/180), 15*Pi*(1/180), 18*Pi*(1/180), 21*Pi*(1/180), 24*Pi*(1/180), 27*Pi*(1/180), 30*Pi*(1/180), 33*Pi*(1/180), 36*Pi*(1/180), 39*Pi*(1/180), 42*Pi*(1/180), 45*Pi*(1/180), 48*Pi*(1/180), 51*Pi*(1/180), 54*Pi*(1/180), 57*Pi*(1/180), 60*Pi*(1/180)];

>G:= theta->A*sin(theta)*cos(2*arcsin((sin(theta)/n)))/((1+sin(theta)^2/B^2)*cos(arcsin(sin(theta)/n)));

>for j from 1 to 7 do
d1 := diff(Ir(z), z) = -sum(G(Theta[k])*Ir(z)*Is[k](z)/I0,k=1..20)-alpha[j]*Ir(z)-sum(f(Theta[k])*Ir(z),k=1..20):
d2 := diff(Is[1](z), z) = G(Theta[1])*Ir(z)*Is[1](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[1](z)+f(Theta[1])*Ir(z):
d3 := diff(Is[2](z), z) = G(Theta[2])*Ir(z)*Is[2](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[2](z)+f(Theta[2])*Ir(z):
d4 := diff(Is[3](z), z) = G(Theta[3])*Ir(z)*Is[3](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[3](z)+f(Theta[3])*Ir(z):
d5 := diff(Is[4](z), z) = G(Theta[4])*Ir(z)*Is[4](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[4](z)+f(Theta[4])*Ir(z):
d6 := diff(Is[5](z), z) = G(Theta[5])*Ir(z)*Is[5](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[5](z)+f(Theta[5])*Ir(z):
d7 := diff(Is[6](z), z) = G(Theta[6])*Ir(z)*Is[6](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[6](z)+f(Theta[6])*Ir(z):
d8 := diff(Is[7](z), z) = G(Theta[7])*Ir(z)*Is[7](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[7](z)+f(Theta[7])*Ir(z):
d9 := diff(Is[8](z), z) = G(Theta[8])*Ir(z)*Is[8](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[8](z)+f(Theta[8])*Ir(z):
d10 := diff(Is[9](z), z) = G(Theta[9])*Ir(z)*Is[9](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[9](z)+f(Theta[9])*Ir(z):
d11 := diff(Is[10](z), z) = G(Theta[10])*Ir(z)*Is[10](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[10](z)+f(Theta[10])*Ir(z):
d12 := diff(Is[11](z), z) = G(Theta[11])*Ir(z)*Is[11](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[11](z)+f(Theta[11])*Ir(z):
d13 := diff(Is[12](z), z) = G(Theta[12])*Ir(z)*Is[12](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[12](z)+f(Theta[12])*Ir(z):
d14 := diff(Is[13](z), z) = G(Theta[13])*Ir(z)*Is[13](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[13](z)+f(Theta[13])*Ir(z):
d15 := diff(Is[14](z), z) = G(Theta[14])*Ir(z)*Is[14](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[14](z)+f(Theta[14])*Ir(z):
d16 := diff(Is[15](z), z) = G(Theta[15])*Ir(z)*Is[15](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[15](z)+f(Theta[15])*Ir(z):
d17 := diff(Is[16](z), z) = G(Theta[16])*Ir(z)*Is[16](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[16](z)+f(Theta[16])*Ir(z):
d18 := diff(Is[17](z), z) = G(Theta[17])*Ir(z)*Is[17](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[17](z)+f(Theta[17])*Ir(z):
d19 := diff(Is[18](z), z) = G(Theta[18])*Ir(z)*Is[18](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[18](z)+f(Theta[18])*Ir(z):
d20 := diff(Is[19](z), z) = G(Theta[19])*Ir(z)*Is[19](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[19](z)+f(Theta[19])*Ir(z):
d21 := diff(Is[20](z), z) = G(Theta[20])*Ir(z)*Is[20](z)/I0-alpha[j]*Is[20](z)+f(Theta[20])*Ir(z):
dsys := {d1, d10, d11, d12, d13, d14, d15, d16, d17, d18, d19, d2, d20, d21, d3, d4, d5, d6, d7, d8, d9}:
dSol[j] := dsolve({op(dsys), Ir(0) = 1, Is[1](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[2](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[3](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[4](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[5](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[6](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[7](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[8](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[9](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[10](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[11](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[12](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[13](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[14](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[15](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[16](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[17](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[18](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[19](0) = 0.1e-1, Is[20](0) = 0.1e-1}, [Ir(z), Is[1](z), Is[2](z), Is[3](z), Is[4](z), Is[5](z), Is[6](z), Is[7](z), Is[8](z), Is[9](z), Is[10](z), Is[11](z), Is[12](z), Is[13](z), Is[14](z), Is[15](z), Is[16](z), Is[17](z), Is[18](z), Is[19](z), Is[20](z)], numeric);
end do:

>for j from 1 to 7 do
dSol[j](0.4);
as:='as':
for l from 1 to 20 do
as[l]:=[Theta[l],rhs(dSol[j](0.4)[2+l])];
od:
plo[j]:=convert(as,listlist);
od:

>plot(plo[2],plo[1]);
Error, (in plot) two lists or Vectors of numerical values expected