Hi, those who are in mapleprimes.

i have a problem in solving inequality with symbolic notated parameters.

I wrote the following code to solve for n(SPH), but couldn't obtain any result but an error message.

solve(-s*(-n(SPF)*tau+n(SPH))/(tau-1) <= n(SPH),n(SPH)) assuming (tau<1,s>0,s<1,tau>0);

The error was

Error, (in assuming) when calling 'unknown'. Received: 'invalid input: Utilities:-SetSolutions expects its 2nd argument, solutions, to be of type ({list, set})({piecewise, ({list, set})({name, relation})}), but received [s = -tau~+1, [SPF = SPF, s = s, tau~ <= 0]]'

Please tell me how I should do to solve the inequality.

Thanks in advance.

taro

i := I;

assume(a>0);

assume(b>0);

assume(r>0);

assume(k>0);

assume(w>0);

Hz := k*(z^2-2*r*a+r^2)/((z-1)*(z^2-2*b*z+1));

Hzw := eval(Hz, z = exp(i*w)); assume(a > 0);

Habs := simplify(abs(Hzw)^2);

p1 := eval(Habs, w = Pi) = (10^((-3.3018)*(1/20)))^2;

p2 := eval(Habs, w = (1/2)*Pi) = (10^((-.1758)*(1/20)))^2;

p3 := eval(Habs, w = (1/4)*Pi) = (10^(6.425*(1/20)))^2;

p4 := eval(Habs, w = (1/8)*Pi) = (10^(54.5699*(1/20)))^2;

solve({p1, p2, p3, p4})

eq1 := fracdiff(u0(x), x, 0.5)= 0 with initial u0(0)=0

and i need the value of  u0(x) to find u1(x) from

eq2 := fracdiff(u1(x), x, 0.5)+f = 0   for some function f

thank you

Say the values of i^2 are being calculated from within a procedure,

mytest:=proc(n)

local ans;

    ans:=0;

    for i from 1 to n do

   ans:=ans+i^2;

   end do;

   return ans;

end proc;

Could I have a (time series) plot of i^2, while the values are being calculated?

The above is a toy example. What I want to archieve is to track a particular intermidiate values while the procedure is running.

Thanks,

casper

It puzzles me that some of the choices for Clickable Math don't return a result. The image below shows four choices for clickable math. I would like it to "factor" exactly as shown in the upper left choice, but nothing happens after clicking the choice. (No matter how many times I try.) The choices "2D Plot" and "Isolate" return results ("Complete the square", in this case, also does not work).

My guess is that I'm asking it to operate on only the denominator of the rhs of the equation, but then why is the choice displayed at all. I've noticed this for some time in certain cases (like since version 17 was release).

Is there a way to make the choice return a result ? In this case, I don't find an equivalent command (factor, the denominator) using a right click. (In this case, I'll use another command "covert" "parfrac" . . .)

I want Clickable Math to make it easy.

Thanks. Cheers !

I was under the impression that I could declare the type of the return value from a procedure to be a tuple of two posints as follows:

  foo := proc () :: posint, posint; 12, 13; end proc;

and then use it for multiple assignment as

  i, j := foo();

Of course, I have to set

  kernelopts(assertlevel = 2):

if I want Maple to actually check that foo returns two posints as promised.

All this seems to work as expected, including getting an error message if the returned value has the wrong type.

So, why does Maple IDE claim that this is a syntax error? Is there a difference between the syntax accepted by Maple and Maple IDE, and if so which is correct?

I typed (x-a)(x-a) into Maple 18 (the only thing in a new document) and got x(x-a)-a 

I'm wondering why it is evaulated like this?

Is this because of a setting?

BTW, I evaluated at a=4 first. 

Here´s the problem:

I´m ussing the command readdata to import a large ammount of data from a .txt file. So far, so good.

The problem is when I have to switch computers from home to office and I need to work with my .mw file. Every time I do the switching between the computers I have to replace all the directory information for maple to read the .txt file in the new location.

Is there any way to tell maple to look for the file in a relative way instead of a absolute direction in the hard drive?

I know this is maybe a beginners question, but thanks in advance.

I tried to find the root distritubion of a polynomial? 

When p=1, q=3, the following command works.

with(plots):

eq:=u^(2*q)+1-2*K*u^(q-p);

p:=1;   q:=3;

unitcircle:=implicitplot(x^2+y^2 = 1, x = -1 .. 1, y = -1 .. 1, scaling = constrained);

animate(complexplot,[[solve(eq, u)],style = point,symbolsize=10,color="red"],frames=50,K=-1..1,background=unitcircle, scaling=constrained, trace=20 );

However, when I tried p=2, q=3, only one root was shown on the animation.  

But   "complexplot([solve(eq,u)],style=point)"      showed  6 roots anyway.

I have no idea what was wrong. 

Download capacity_kfading.mw

Download capacity_kfading.mw

Download capacity_kfading.mw

Download capacity_kfading.mw

require help to overcome this warning. Thanks.

How do I mark a value on circles？

I want to plot Smith Chart and calculate the value Correspond to circles.

Any one can give me some suggestions or better idea to plot Smith Chart.

There are my code：Doc1.doc

Hi Maple friends.

x(x+y)^4 = y(3*x-y)^2

When I differentiate implicitly by hand, I get:

-5*x^4-4*x^3*y+3*y^2/x^4-6*x*y+3*y^2 (my lecturer also got this solution)

Maple gives the result as: 

(-2*x(x+y)^3*(D(x))(x+y)+3*y(3*x-y)*(D(y))(3*x-y))/(2*x(x+y)^3*(D(x))(x+y)+y(3*x-y)*(D(y))(3*x-y))

Maybe I am doing something wrong in Maple? From the context menu, I choose implicit differentiation, and then select y as the dependent variable. How can I get Maple to give the same solution?

Thanks in advance.

I have some lengthy formulas in the maple. I don't want to waste time on rewritting them in a word document.
Is there a way to import those equations in a clean and tidy form to a word document or the mathtype program or something else! :)

I wanted to answer a question and show an animation contained in an animated gif file. The file is small gif file and is on my local drive on my PC.

I am not able to find a way to include it here as I can easily do on stackexchange so it plays on the screen when someone sees the post.

Does this forum support such a feature? I tried the image->include, and in the URL I typed  C:\foo.gif, but nothing showed up on the post. So it did not work that way.

I've been instructed to create an animation showing the changing plots of a single square waveform using 5,10,20,40,80,160,320, and 640 terms in my Fourier series. This is my code right now: 

with (plots):
L := [seq(2^i, i = 0 .. 6)];

[1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64]

animate( plot, [2/((2*n-1)*Pi))*sin((2*n-1)*Pi*x], n=L);
Error, `)` unexpected

It doesn't work. Can anyone explain what I'm doing wrong, or how to solve my question?