I have problem with usage of solve for the solution of the system of six and eight symbolic equations. I need to get expressions for variables: R__xl, R__xs, R__xsi, R__zl, R__zs, R__zsi, dbeta__l(t), dbeta__s(t). I tried to find solution for 8 equations, but I got the message: Warning, solutions may have been lost. I thought that the system is non-linear and tried to solve it for six variables (R__xl, R__xs, R__zl, R__zs, R__zsi, R__xsi), in this case equations are linear, but Maple ignored the solve command and did not give a solution or error. Could someone help me with this problem?

Quasi-static.mw

Hello

I am not sure how to choose between Threads:-Seq and Grid:-Seq.  

The problem:  a procedure, proc1, that calls two other procedures, proc2 and proc3, verifies if a set of parameters fulfills a certain condition. Proc1, proc2 and proc3 are not part of Maple available functions.  

Right now I am using Grid:-Seq to return the result of applying proc1 to chunks of a thousand parameters.  I wonder whether I could use Thread:-Seq instead.   What are the advantages of using one instead of the other?  And when do I choose one over the other?  

I would appreciate if you could provide simple examples to explain the differences.  

Many thanks.

Ed

PS.  There is a problem with Grid:-Seq as reported in one of my previous questions.

Hi,

Maple 2017.3 has these problems which hamper my work with it. I shown three examples.

Example 1: Maple cannot recognize automatically that two complex numbers are equal:

[>eq1:=9*exp((1/9)*(5*I)*Pi)-9*exp((1/9)*(2*I)*Pi) = -8*exp((1/9)*(2*I)*Pi)+7*exp((1/9)*(5*I)*Pi)+exp((1/18)*(13*I)*Pi)*sqrt(3);

Here, lhs(eq1) and rhs(eq1) are in fact equal. Yes, evela(simplify(lhs(eq1)-rhs(eq1)) reduces to zero but not when solving equations (see Example 2).

Example 2:

[>sys1:=[_xx[1]+lhs(eq1),_xx[1]+rhs(eq1)];
[>solve(sys1,[_xx[1],_xx[2]]);

yields no answer.

Example 3:

[>alias(omega=RootOf(_Z^2+_Z+1));
[>rt:=(-1+I*sqrt(3))/2;

Maple fails to substitute the alias and recognize that rt=omega.

Any suggestion on a work-around problems 2 and 3 would be helpful.

Thanks,

Rafal Ablamowicz
www.math.tntech.edu/rafal/


 

I have load the new Physics-Version 678, but it is not active. How can I do this?

Here the output:

                            restart

                           version()

 User Interface: 1455132
         Kernel: 1455132
        Library: 1455132
       MapleIDE: 928330

                            1455132

                      interface(version)

Standard Worksheet Interface, Maple 2020.0, Windows 10, March 4

   2020 Build ID 1455132

                      kernelopts(version)

   Maple 2020.0, X86 64 WINDOWS, Mar 4 2020, Build ID 1455132

                       Physics:-Version()

The "Physics Updates" version in the MapleCloud is 678 and is

   the same as the version installed in this computer, created

   2020, May 20, 10:21 hours, found in the directory

   C:\Users\wgellien\maple\toolbox\Physics Updates\lib\

                            restart

                     Physics:-Version(678)

Warning, this package updates content shipped in a standard Maple install.  Use the 'restart' command to clear your session before using these commands.
Kernel(The "Physics Updates" version "678" is installed but is

   not active. The active version of Physics is within the

   library C:\Users\wgellien\maple\toolbox/Physics Updates/lib\P\

  hysics Updates.maple, created 2020, May 20, 14:46 hours),

  [The "Physics Updates" version "678" is installed but is not

   active. The active version of Physics is within the library

   C:\Users\wgellien\maple\toolbox/Physics Updates/lib\Physics

   Updates.maple, created 2020, May 20, 14:46 hours]

With kind regards

Wolfgang Gellien

Can a second plot be added to a plot generated by a plots[odeplot] command for the case below?

> dsn := dsolve(eval(ddesys, {beta = 4, gamma = 0.0478, sigma = 0.10,tau__1 = 1.1,tau__2 = 8.7}), numeric):

> plots[odeplot](dsn, [[t, S(t), color = green], [t, Ex(t), color = black], [t, Ix(t), color = blue],[t, R(t), color = red]],  0 .. 100, legend = [ S(t), Ex(t), Ix(t), R(t)], labels = [t,""] );
 

Beware!

In Maple 2019 we get the strange value

cos((Pi/2) -1e-12);
                                                  -10
                       -2.051033808 10   

In Maple 2020 we get the correct answer

cos(Pi/2-1e-12);
                                                                      -13
                9.999999999996916397514419 10   

That error in Maple 2019 certainly messed up quite a few of my calcualtions!

I'm trying to create a graph using a matrix that has numbers and text values, how can I specify that some values of the matrix are strings and others are numbers? I'd like to create something like this

Mainly just symantics, Maple often shifts -'ve terms to the front, how to re-orient terms so the positive terms are always first?

a:= (a2b1-a1b2)*j1+(a4b4-a3b5)*j2

                           ( - a1b2 + a2b1) * j1 + ( - a3b5 + a4b4) * j2

Here is the simplest example of the problem. If I type

assume(j, integer, j>0); assume(k, integer, k > 0);

followed by

int(cos(j*t)*cos(k*t), t = -Pi..Pi);

Maple gives the answer 0, not, as I would have expected, Pi*KroneckerDelta[j,k].

Is there a way to force Maple to alllow for both the possibilities that j = k and j <> k, and thereby to give the general result using the Kronecker delta (or equivalent)?

Bought this book way back in 2000 to learn programming in Maple for procedures.

Problem was that i could not test myself with the exercises, because there were no answers included 

Has someone answers in Maple from these exercises ? 

That is the only way to learn from this book and check my knowledge about programming.

Jan 

The following spreadsheet contains an integral to be done

in the framework of the Maxwell–Jüttner distribution and therefore date back to 1911

integrale_juttner_primes.mw
 

Download integrale_juttner_primes.mw

Hi,

I am using Maple to do a parameter estimation on systems of ODEs using linear least-squares.

Though I have solved the problem, I would like to arrive into better symbolic expressions for the parameters, as they are obtained as the solution of systems of linear equations where the coefficient matrix and the RHS vector have sums as their elements.

The difficulty I have now is that the expressions I arrive at are, for instance:

and what I would like to do, now, would be to express this as

(2*h^2*sum(x[i]^2,i=1..4))*alpha+(2*h^2*sum(x[i]^2*y[i],i=1..4))*beta+2*h*sum(x[i]^2,i=1..4)-2*h*sum(x[i]*x[i+1],i=1..4)

x and y are already defined as vectors.

Is there any way I can do it?

Regards,

Rudnei

Hello,

Is it possible to solve a differential equation, where the solution is a 8x8 matrix u(t)?

The equation to solve for, "vgl", is this one:

The values for u(0) are known:

The functions QL(t) and RL(t) are also 8x8 matrix functions. They are actually Fourier series.

Can anyone point me in a direction how to tackle this in Maple?

For completness, I add the entire Maple worksheet (Toon.mw), but my last line obviously doesn't work ;-)

Also all the matrices for the Fourier series are added, just for completeness: RL0.txtRL1.txtRL_1.txtstrQL0.txtstrQL1.txtstrQL2.txtstrQL_1.txtstrQL_2.txtustart.txt

Any hints appreciated a lot!

Stef

Before Maple 2020, it was possible to start up Maple from the Linux commandline with multiple files, as  in

maple   -x   worksheet-1.mw   worksheet-2.mw   ...   worksheet-n.mw

That started up Maple's Java interface and loaded the n worksheets in separate tabs.

That no longer seems to work in Maple 2020 — now the command exits silently when invoked with multuple files.  Why?

Aside: Loading a single file works as expected, but not multiple files.

I'm still trying to get used to the commands. How do you find the height of a cylinder and plot to a graph?

Thanks in Advance.
 

Download heightofcylinder.mw