I was wondering if anyone had a solution for this issue, everytime I try to export my work as a .pdf file the program freezes up and I have to shut it off using task manager.

I have Maple 2020 installed in addition to Maple-Gym.

So Maple 2019 seems to be unable to evaluate a relatively easy integeral for a positive integer, but when the obvious substitution u=cos(x) is made it is able to evaluate the integral.  Is there some setting I am using that is causing Maple to give up without much effort?  
 

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Suppose you have some functions like:

S^1 --> S^1: w(x,y) = (x^2 - y^2, 2xy)

Then this is equivalent of

w(exp(i 2Pi t)) = exp(i 4 Pi t)

Or if I have S^1 --> S^1: w(x,y) = (-y,x), we would get:

w(exp(i 2Pi t)) = exp(i 2 Pi (t+1/4))

How can I obtain the second form of the expression in Maple given the first one?

hello,

so i'm trying to compute the determinant of a Matrix(7*7) to obtain a single equation ( dispersion equation ) that i need to use for further investigation.

But unfortunately for a certain value Bi=1(i need this value ) i get 0.it would be nice if some can help me 

Determinant.mw

I want a procedure that has arguments f(function) N (natural number)  and an array of values a0,...an is what is returned 
So far I have this 
restart
Chebyshev_approx:= (f::procedure , N :: numeric);
local F,n,a;
for n from 0 to N do 
if n=0
then a:=1/Pi*evalf(Int(1/sqrt(1-x^2)*f(x),x=-1..1)
else a:=2/Pi*evalf(Int(1/sqrt(1-x^2)*f(x)*ChebyshevT(n , x),x=-1..1)
fi;
F:=F+a*ChebyshevT( n , x)
od;
F
end;


I have plain text files with comma delimited fields. Some fileds are strings and some are numeric.

When importing the file using

data:=Import(file_name,format="CSV",output=Matrix);

Maple changes any field which is string but contains a number inside it, as in "1"  to number 1 

And this causes all sorts of problems for me when processing the matrix data, since the program expects some fields to be strings. 

I looked at all options, but do not see how to tell Maple to keep a string as string, even if what is inside it is a number.

Here is an example file  "t.txt"

1,2,"0",4
1,2,"1",4
1,2,"A",4

I read it as follows

restart;
file_name:="C:/TMP/t.txt";
data:=Import(file_name,format="CSV",output=Matrix);

And Maple returns 

You see it changed "0" to 0 and "1" to 1.

This might be how CSV is supposed to work?. Does Maple have any option to override this default behavior in order to keep strings as strings, even though there is a number inside the string. I'll try to see if there is another format other than CSV to try which might behave better.

Maple 2021 on windows 10.

I've noticed after a creating a few documents that when save such documents as PDFs on my Mac, the drawing elements in my drawings are misalgined. Is this just a bug or is there a way to prevent this?  I've attached screenshots of the correct drawign in a document and what the result is in a pdf.

Dear maple users

A fine day wishes to all 

In my problem, L(z) is a piecewise condition.

L(z):

I have to calculate the f(x,t) value at x=0.71,t=1.12 and z=0.71 for L(z)=0..1.

How to calculate the f(x,t) value.JVB1.mw
 

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I am brand new to Maple, both as a specific program and as an example of symbolic mathematical software (although years ago I spent some time with MathCad).

I am interested in referrals to online resources which can help me progress down the learning curve. I have a substantial background in application computer programming, mostly in C#.

So if there's such a thing as "Maple for Programmers" that might be ideal...particularly since I find Maple's syntax and semantics to be "just similar enough" to coding that it causes me a lot of frustration. As in, simply entering the examples from the online manual Just Doesn't Work :).

Thanx!

- Mark

Is there a reason why maple can't directly integrate over iterable objects (lists, vectors, matrices, etc.)?
From a first glance I would think doing 

int(<sin(x), cos(x)>, x=0..2)

should be equivalent to:

map(int, <sin(x), cos(x)>, x=0..2)

Is there a good reason why this would be a bad idea?  (for whatever it's worth, that's what mathematica does by default).

Dear Maple community,

I'm trying to calculate a Steady State Vector of the attached matrix using this Maple routine, but, unfortunately, don't get any solution even after a 30 min calculation on a 64Gb machine. Am I doing something wrong and, if so, could you please give me a hand how to conduct this calculation? Thanks!

Maple_SteadyStateVector.mw

Hello all,

at the beginning of my document I need to assign a value to my variable, for example 0.4, so I can calculate a number of material pararamters for this exact value. At the end I want to include a plot that demonstrates the material behaviour for the variable ranging from 0 to 1. 

However, I have found that I can not plot a graph if I have assigned a value to that variable before. The "unassign" command sadly does not work. 

I am a beginner in Maple so i am probably missing something obvious, but I would appreciate any help.

Thank you!

Hello,

I have a quite big program designed with packages and subpackages.

I realized that i'm not to well understand the operation of local/ global/ export variables in this case.

Let's detail the issue.

I consider a package like this :

MAIN PACKAGE:=module()

local XM

global YM

export ZM

      SUBPACKAGE1:=module()

      local X1

      global Y1

      export Z1

      end module;

      SUBPACKAGE2:=module()

      local X2

      global Y2

      export Z2

      end module;

end module;

Question:

Can you describe in the simpliest way the rules for accessing to the variables in the case the variables are local/ global/ export and in the case you are writting procedures inside the MAINPACKAGE or the SUBPACKAGEs ?

In others words may you help me to answer to these questions  ?

Is the local variable XM accessible to the procedures used in SUBPACKAGE1? no
Is the local variable X1 accessible to the procedure used in MAINPACKAGE ? no

Is the global variable YM accessible to the procedures used in SUBPACKAGE1? yes
Is the global variable Y1 accessible to the procedure used in MAINPACKAGE ? yes

Is the export variable ZM accessible to the procedures used in SUBPACKAGE1? yes
Is the export variable Z1 accessible to the procedure used in MAINPACKAGE ? yes with the syntax SUBPACKAGE:-Z1

I let my opinion but i need certainty on these points...

I attach a first draft that i would like you help me.

AboutModuleLocalGlobalExport.mw

I thank you in advance for your help.

I could not find a function in StringTools package which removes all substrings (not single characters) from one long string directly. 

For example given a Latex string 

s:=" \\left \\int x \\,dx \\left";

And I want to remove all "\\left"  from it, which results in "  \\int x \\,dx "

In Mathematica, there is a function called StringDelete which removes all occurances of the substring in one call. Like this

s = " \\left \\int x \\,dx \\left";
StringDelete[s, "\\left"]

In Maple, I tried StringTools:-Remove(x->evalb(x="\\left"),s) and this did not work.Also tried

s:=" \\left \\int x \\,dx \\left";
StringTools:-Remove(x->StringTools:-Compare(x,"\\left"),s)

But this returned "leftintxdxleft"

And StringTools:-Delete needs a range, which one then has to first find.

I found this:

s:=" \\left \\int x \\,dx \\left";
idx:=[StringTools:-SearchAll("\\left",s)]; #returns index of first character in the string
StringTools:-Delete(s,idx[1]..idx[1]+4); #this only remove the first one. Need to loop to remove all.

Which returns the first substring. So one has to make a loop and keep removing all substrings found from the call to StringTools:-SearchAll

This is all too much work. But can be done.

The question is: What is the simplist way to remove all substrings from one string? All substrings are the same and the substrings can be more than one character.

Here is another example

s:="1234566X6Y67890A6BC66DEFGH";

And want to remove all "66" substrings, so the result will be

"12345X6Y67890A6BCDEFGH";

I am sure there must be an easier way to do this in Maple than having to call 2 or 3 functions and using a loop, but I could not find it so far. 

What would be the closest function in Maple to Mathematica's StringDelete? 

Requesting a code to compute (and graph) the following self referencing sequence:

a(1)=1. If a(n) is a novel term (seen for the first time) then a(n+1)= d(a(n)) where d(k) is the number of divisors of k. 
if a(n) has been seen before then a(n+1) = a(n)+m where m is the least prior term which has not already been used in this way (once m is used it cannot be used again).

Sequence starts:

1,1,2,2,3,2,4,3,5,2,4,6,4,7,2,5,7,11,2...,

note that there are often multiple copies of the least unused term, which might make accounting for them tricky. 

Thanks in advance