Hello everybody, I tried to plot the output of my algorithm as follows below, defining two vectors representing the output values of each algortihm iteration. However, in this little example this is easy, because I know the number of steps, i.e. 3. However, how can I work out this problem, if I don't know the number of steps in advance? That is, how can I define a vector which grows in size with the number of algoithm steps, but which keeps the old values of the previous steps as well? > restart: with(stats): Digits := 14: > > N := 4: > L := 0.002: > beta:=0.85: > beta:=0.85:

I am trying to plot surfaces implicitly using implicitplot3d with their color dependent on the value of a function f(x,y,z). I have been unable to use the procedures listed in the help file for Plot3d Color Functions, but on the web I see examples of people using something like implicitplot3d(...., color=z). Did this used to work in an older version of Maple (I'm using 10)? John Starrett

How do I give variables superscripts that are not indices? I am an economist so, for example, t[H]^N where t is tariffs, H is the home country and N means Nash equilibrium.

Maple Professionals: I created an algorithm in maple, which calculates and prints out 2 values after each iteration, i.e. SFR and I (see code below). I wish to create a graph, which displays and connects the output of the iterations. That is, the y-axis should represent the variable SFR and the x-axis should represent the variable I. SFR ranges from 0 to 1 and I can range from 0 to infinity. I would be more than grateful, if someone could help me to create this graph within the code below. Thanks so much in advance, Nic > restart: with(stats): Digits := 14: > N := 4: > L := 0.002:

Dear folks... Can you find me some way to do this substitution in a better/easy way ?? Hw := subs(cos(w) = (1/z+z)*1/2, cos(2*w) = (1/z^2+z^2)*1/2, cos(3*w) = (1/z^3+z^3)*1/2, cos(4*w) = (1/z^4+z^4)*1/2, cos(4*w) = (1/z^4+z^4)*1/2, cos(5*w) = (1/z^5+z^5)*1/2, cos(6*w) = (1/z^6+z^6)*1/2, cos(7*w) = (1/z^7+z^7)*1/2, cos(8*w) = (1/z^8+z^8)*1/2, Hw) The list is already big and I've to add more for sin functions... cos (n*w/2) is later on the list... is there something like subs(cos(n*w) = (1/z^n+z^n)*1/2,Hw) ??? Or rather to do a z-transform directly ??

Anybody can explain me how to author a question in Maple TA environment using Flash Images. Thanks Ivan

I have a list of data and errors for which I want to do a chi-squared minimization for an arbitrary function. Is there a simple way to do this?

Hi: Does anyone have any insight into the following: I have Maple programs that use the following pattern: restart; commands; . . . I run such a program and it runs perfectly. I then go back to the beginning, including the "restart" and run the SAME PROGRAM with NO CHANGES. It (sometimes) runs differently!! Still gives the same answer, but sometimes the order of elements is changed, sometimes variables have "-" signs outside brackets with the variables inside the brackets also changing sign. I can exit Maple, reload the program and it doesn't always do the same thing. This is not unique to one program - it happens a lot with different programs I have written.

Simple question: How do I shift a letter (or a set of letters) over 3 or 7 or whatever places in the alphabet using with(Stringtools); Without converting the letters to numbers? Is there a shift function? or do i have to create a whole new alphabet to charactermap to for each shift I want to do. It seems very easy but I can't quite figure it out. Any help would be appreciated.

Hey: When running a C++ program in command-line mode in Unix, we can get parameters from argc and argv. If I run maple program in command-line mode in Unix: >maple myMapleProgram.mw para1 para2 how can myMapleProgram.mw get parameters para1 and para2? Thanks Pan.

I have written a couple of lines in Maple as follows, to evaluate for the roots of Bessel's equation, J: m:=0; n:=1; p[m,n]:=evalf(BesselJZeros(m,n)); This produces a value of 2.405 for p[0,1], and p[1,1] to be 3.832 which is what I'm looking for. However, I also want to be able to evaluate Bessel's equation to get the roots for J', that would give p[0,1] to be 3.832, p[1,1] to be 1.841 etc. I can't find anything in the Maple help on the topic - well, nothing that provides actual solutions. Sorry I haven't worded this very well, but I'm not sure on the actual mathematical wo

Hello, I would like to know if there is a simple way to generate the full expression tree of a given expression. I am mostly interested in the leaves only, so it is sufficient if there is a way to retrieve those only... I know you can recursively call op to do this, but I am looking for an easier way to do that... Thanks in advance for any reply. Regards, Franky.

Anybody can help me? Thanks Ivan

Hi, First of all, I'm a Maple beginner, so I hope you will be patient with me..;). I have simple problems, you don't worry I have created an expression Zin, function of different variables (a,b,c,d,e,f,omega) and after I have defined a numerical value for all except for two variables (a, omega). I will define a discrete vector for a with input parameters min, max value and step (the sintax in mathcad is very easy: a:= [min,step,..max]) I will plot 2d the family of curve zin, with omega as x axis and a as sweeped discrete parameter thank you in advance

My post is not actually a question but a complaint. I'm trying to prepare a worksheet for teaching function sequences with Maple but Maple always make me sad. > assume(x::RealRange(-1/2,1/2), n::integer): > limit(x^n, n=infinity) Limit(x^n, n=infinity) but > assume(x::RealRange(-1/2,0), n::integer): > limit(x^n, n=infinity) 0 > assume(x::RealRange(0, 1/2), n::integer): > limit(x^n, n=infinity) 0 I'm running Maple V9.5. Is it getting better in later versions?