Hello,

I have a problem with MAPLE. I would like to solve a system of 18 inequalities with 4 variables. The variables shall be rational numbers. I should also mention that I am not sure if the system has a solution. Here is my MAPLE code: 

LinearMultivariateSystem({0 < (1/20)*b11, 0 < (1/20)*b1818, 0 < (1/20)*b22, 0 < (1/20)*b33, 0 < -653385574770525739/313841848320000+(1001/20)*b33+(3003/5)*b22+4004*b11-(91/5)*b1818, 0 < -476383516463665673/69742632960000+(3003/20)*b33-(1001/10)*b1818+(27027/2)*b11+(3861/2)*b22, 0 < -372810037848242383/52306974720000+(72072/5)*b11+(3003/20)*b33-(858/5)*b1818+2002*b22, 0 < -302968656462848461/125536739328000+(1001/20)*b33-(1001/10)*b1818+5005*b11+(1365/2)*b22, 0 < -94060277895192911/627683696640000+(91/20)*b33+273*b11-(7/10)*b1818+(91/2)*b22, 0 < -3219528868317343/14944849920000+468*b11+(91/20)*b33-(91/5)*b1818+63*b22, 0 < -1167616840098623/627683696640000+(7/10)*b22+(1/20)*b33+(21/4)*b11-(7/10)*b1818, 0 < 6620337745005653/9510359040000+(91/20)*b1818-(91/5)*b33-(6552/5)*b11-(819/4)*b22, 0 < 10321214321183681/627683696640000-(21/4)*b22-(7/10)*b33-28*b11+(1/20)*b1818, 0 < 19939504442621873/627683696640000-(7/10)*b33-(39/4)*b22-(364/5)*b11+(91/20)*b1818, 0 < 21128314477665001/24141680640000-(91/5)*b33-1848*b11+(1001/20)*b1818-(1001/4)*b22, 0 < 30458564958023749/6340239360000-(1001/10)*b33+(3003/20)*b1818-9828*b11-(27027/20)*b22, 0 < 78768022311702133/17933819904000-(1001/10)*b33-8580*b11+(1001/20)*b1818-(5005/4)*b22, 0 < 418747163878248241/52306974720000-(858/5)*b33+(3003/20)*b1818-16016*b11-(9009/4)*b22}, [b11, b22, b33, b1818])

I am sorry for the writing style but I do not know how to write the command in MAPLE-style in this forum:-)

The first 4 inequalities shall ensure that all four variables b11, b22, b33, b1818 are positive. When entering the command i get the following error:

Can anybody help me please?:-)

Best regards,

Lucas

 @Carl Love @Markiyan Hirnyk 

i have this Matrix: A:=Matrix([[Matrix[[a,b],[c,d]]], [Matrix[[e,f],g,h]] ])

i want this Matrix change to: A:=Matrix([[a,b,e,f],[c,d,g,h]])

help me plz

thank you

I have few packages downloaded from following link:

http://cpc.cs.qub.ac.uk/

Following are packages that I need to install on Maple:

Rif: For differential elimination.

GeM: For computing symmetries and conservation laws for nonlinear PDEs.

wkptest: For symbolic computation of Painleve test for nonlinear PDEs.

My problem is to install these packages onto Maple, but I do not know how to do this. For example, the package Rif contains file like maple.hdb, maple.ind, maple.lib, but I do not know what to do with these files. I shall be grateful to auduience of Mapleprime if somebody can help me on this.

I have a large program and when i add a line, i obtain as result [La longueur de sortie dépasse la limite de 1% noeuds]. pLease, can someone help me to continue my program.

Thanks in advance.

I would have love to attach a document because I try pasting it but it is not allowed I want to integrate something of this nature;... I don't even get how to write anything here maybe because am using a phone.53e77f9f0cf21cc29fd9d4e8.pdf 

This is the paper i'm working on,

1) I couldn't get 11a and 11b on page 1918.

2) I don't know how to integrate 13b to 13e. Please somebody help my career I will never forget it.

My e-mail is foyt22@gmail.com

I would like integrate and plot the following double integral:

I enclosed tryingdf.mw

Maple always treat A as a scalar. How to solve this problem? Thank you.

Hello people

i have a quetion

what is the perposes of these softwares,maple,matlab,mathmatica and latex.

for example i listened from somewhere that matlab is best for matrices, then what are the major task of these softwares which i listed above including matlab,

how we make comparison of these softwares.

thanks

Hello

I have a simple list:

xlist := [150, 250, 500, 800, 1300, 2500, 5000]:

ylist := [.3, .5, .8, 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6]:

where after i said x:=plot(xlist,ylist);

What I want to do is ask maple" At what x value does the graph intersect with 1.5 on the y axis" or "at what y value does the graph intersect with 3000 on the x axis". 

The data points are just that, I've been looking for commands to ask these questions but have been without luck. You don't need to give me the answer if you can point me to somewhere where this information is written, that would be very helpful!

Thank you.

first_order_error.mw

hi.please see attached file and explain how i remove error

thanks alot

Where was this graphic of a mountain crater used in Maple?  The top left graphic from here http://www.maplesoft.com/products/maple/features/Visualization.aspx#

I haven't seen it used in any webinars nor have I seen it in the application center.  5 points to anyone who can find it :)

mid_point.mw

hi i a have a problem with program which attached..please help me

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dsys3 := {(diff(w(x), x, x, x, x))/x^2 = .4/(x^3*(1-w(x))^3)+40*(1+.65*(1-w(x)))/(x*(1-w(x))^2), w(0) = 0, w(1) = 0, ((D@@1)(w))(0) = 0, ((D@@1)(w))(1) = 0}

dsol5 := dsolve(dsys3, numeric, output = array([.5]))

Error, (in dsolve/numeric/bvp) system is singular at left endpoint, use midpoint method instead

Hi,

I am a Maple über noob.

I am strugeling to figure out how to do simple phase calculations

For example

Phase_angle.mw

It is mainly for 3-phase angle calculation

  restart: with(plots):
  H := a -> piecewise(a>=0,1):
  f1 := y->(H(y-1*Pi)-H(y-2*Pi))*sin(y)^2:

  g1:=(f1(y)/sqrt(4*Pi*t))*(sin((x-y)^2/4/t+Pi/4)-sin((x+y)^2/4/t+Pi/4)):
  g2:= int(g1, y= 0..100):

  g3:= diff(g2,t):
  g4:= diff(g2,x$2):
  g5:= (g3^2+g4^2)/2:
  E2:= unapply(Int(g5, x= 0..100, epsilon= 1e-4, digits= 7), t):
  CodeTools:-Usage( plot(E2, 0..20, numpoints= 50, labels= [t, E]));

The above mentioned code should give constant figure, but it takes a lot of time and not accurate.

If you can help me to improve these codes, I would be pleased.

Thanks!

dear all

(1-pi*x/2)y[b]-1/3=int(t^4/sqrt((t^2-y[b])^2+y[a]^2),t);

x^2*y[c](1-pi*x/2)-1/3=int(t^4/sqrt((t^2-x^2*y[c])^2+y[a]^2),t);

i want to plot y[a],y[b],y[c] vs x.

plz help me.

thank you