f := (s) -> -HankelH1(1, s)-2*I/Pi*BesselK(1, s);

evalf(Int(f(s), s = 0 .. 1));
                 -0.2348023134 + 0.3562894462 I

evalf(Int(Re(f(1.*s)), s = 0 .. 1)+I*Int(Im(f(1.*s)), s = 0 .. 1));
                 -0.2348023134 + 0.3562894462 I

evalf(Int(f(1.*s), s = 0 .. 1));
               -0.2094198744 + Float(infinity) I

I don't know if the third one is really an issue, but given that the first two work fine, looks suspicious.

How can i export a plot using open maple in java?

engine.evaluate("Export(\"D:\\MyGraph.jpeg\", plot(sin(x)));");

and 

engine.evaluate("exportplot(\"D:\\MyGraph.jpeg\", plot(sin(x)));");

doesn't work,

exception - com.maplesoft.externalcall.MapleException: Error, (in Export) exported file D:MyGraph.jpeg could not be createdError, plotting was not implemented by the application

Thanks.

How do i find the distance between the quasi cyclic codes in maple ?

how do i solve a system of PDE's with variable coeffiecients in Maple?

what package I need to add in order to use commands named "Drawmatrix, Translatemat and Transform" ? I add package named Lamp but it is not working. I have maple 15. Please try to respond as soon as possible because its urgent.

Thank you

Hi everyone

I have a problem with differentiating an equation. I have the following code:

(sum((x(i)-M)^3, i = 1 .. n))/(n*((sum((x(i)-M)^2, i = 1 .. n))/(n-1))^(3/2));

The values of x(i) is available in Excel and I want to import that. For this case, I copy the column and paste in maple and it seems work fine. But, I want to calculate the differentiate of the summation with respect to x(i) and M and find the answer. I don't know how to write the code appropriately.

In other words, how could I differetiate the following function with respect to x(i) and put the values from excel into it.

(sum((x(i)-M)^3, i = 1 .. n))/(n*((sum((x(i)-M)^2, i = 1 .. n))/(n-1))^(3/2));

Thank you so much for your kind attentions  in advance

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Dear all

Hope everything is fine with everything. I want to draw the graph of the u(x,0.5) and T(x,0.5) for different values of alpha like alpha =0.4,0.6,0.8 while keeping Gr, R and Pr are fixed. Please solve the following problem I shall be vary thankful to you. Thanks in advance

with the following BCs

I have a polynomial of 4th order and I wanted to use allvalues on the RootOf expression. It then says:
 

Error, (in evala/Normal/preproc) reducible RootOf detected.  Substitutions are {RootOf(4678560000000000000000000000000000000000+(16573041*CO^2+70122975000000000000*CO-623180900000000000000000000000000)*_Z^4+(-19887649200*CO^2-82987335000000000000000*CO+745755960000000000000000000000000000)*_Z^3+(5966294760000*CO^2+23851989000000000000000000*CO-221858784000000000000000000000000000000)*_Z^2+(417684600000000000000000000*CO-757598400000000000000000000000000000000)*_Z) = 600, RootOf(4678560000000000000000000000000000000000+(16573041*CO^2+70122975000000000000*CO-623180900000000000000000000000000)*_Z^4+(-19887649200*CO^2-82987335000000000000000*CO+...
Error, (in allvalues) numeric exception: division by zero

So apparently the expression is reducible but how do I do that?

Can any one help in coding.

 I have in my Maple documents many good quality plots resulting from simulations. I need to export (or paste) them to templates of transactions in Word without loosing quality, and beeing flexible to some degree to fit the dimension.

Until now when I paste such plots the quality is lost and especially on descripltion on axes (vertical).

What I have to do? Do I need to go throuhg pdf format ? 

How do I simplify the integral,  where a(u) and b(u) are T-periodic and s,t belongs to the interval [0,T]

I have been using CodeTools::Usage with Maple 17 to compare timings of a couple of matrix inversion routines against each other and against the Maple library routines LinearAlgebra::MatrixInverse and LinearAlgebra::Determinant.

The small section of code that I use to collect the cpu times for each method is:

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udata := Usage(invTest(x,y,z,delta,mu), output=['cputime', 'bytesused'],
              iterations=nRepeats, quiet);
dat[1]:=udata[1]; dat[2]:=udata[2];

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nRepeats has been set to 25.

In order to get the timings as accurate as possible, I only open a couple of terminal windows on my laptop so as to run the tests with as low a loaded machine as I can get. (I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 on an 8 core Intel (R) Core i7-3840QM, 2.8GHz CPU with 16Gb of memory.)

A test run consists of a sequence of test matrices each of which is run for an increasing sequence of matrix orders. I either time an implementation on its own or I time both an implementation and the Maple library routines. In the later case for each test matrix and order of matrix, I use Usage to first time the Maple routines and then the times for one of the implementations:

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if compMaple then
udata := Usage(MatrixInverse(A), output=['cputime', 'bytesused'],
              iterations=nRepeats, quiet);
mdat[1]:=udata[1]; mdat[2]:=udata[2];

udata := Usage(Determinant(A), output=[cputime, bytesused],
              iterations=nRepeats, quiet);
mdat[1]:=mdat[1]+udata[1];
mdat[2]:=mdat[2]+udata[2];
else
  mdat[1..2] := 0:
end if:

udata := Usage(invTest(x,y,z,delta,mu), output=['cputime', 'bytesused'],
              iterations=nRepeats, quiet);
dat[1]:=udata[1]; dat[2]:=udata[2];

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I have noticed the following:

a) If I time both Maple and an implementation, and the same implementation on its own I can get timings that vary up to a factor of 2 or more,

b) Changes in timings for the same test run and as close to the same environment as I can get (i.e., just the two user terminal windows open) can generate timing differences of up to 50%.

c) Sometimes `chaotic' timings are generated, for example,

    n = 150, t = 3 (secs)
    n = 200, t = 24 (secs)
    n = 250, t = 18 (secs)

which cannot be reflecting the times required to perform the calculations. This type of behaviour always seems to occur when the reported memory bytecount is increasing from ~0.25* 10^9 to over 10^9.

Is there anything I can be doing here to get more consistent timings?

I want to use the timings from these tests in a journal article so it would be good to have the same test run under very similar conditions to return timings within a few percent difference of one another. I certainly get this sort of tolerances (<10%) if I use the Fortran cpu_time intrinsic to time Fortran code.

Any advice would be gratefully received.

Hi !

I am importing a matrix from a text file. I am using the command,

ImportMatrix("Filelocation/Filename.txt", 'source' = 'delimited', 'delimiter' = " ");

I see the following error:

Error, (in ImportMatrix) cannot interpret file

I think it is because of the huge size.(700 MB, and 28 GB respectively)

How to import such a matrix in maple?

thanks,

Hello dear!

Hope you all are fine. I am trying to sloution the system of nonlinear system of ODEs (see attached file) but my solutions not converging please see and fix the problem. I am waiting your quick response.

Graph.mw