If I use

plot(Im(arctanh(x)),x=-2..2);

for |x|>1 I get a constant imaginary part of -sign(x) Pi/2.

Is this correct and if so can anyone help me understand why this is so?

If I use

with(plots):
plotsetup('bmp', 'plotoutput' = "F://try1.bmp");
pointplot([seq([i,i^2],i=1..100)],legend="F[u]");

every thing is fine but if I change this to

pointplot([seq([i,i^2],i=1..100)],legend=typeset(F[u]));

Maple evaluates for ever!

The above works fine for inline display.

Is there a way round this apart from exporting from inline?

I have used the FourierTransform command in Maple 14 and I have identified high frequency content in a signal (data collected).

I would like to filter out the high frequency content but I cannot find a command which does that and nor could I find a post about doing so.

There is a package, HarmonicAnalyses, for sale, which I could purchase.

Is there anyway to do this with Maple 14?

Would the Harmonic Analyses package do what I want? 

Can I install Maple 14 and still use Maple 10 which is already installed?

I attach the relevant file but in essence I have a function which includes a term sin(x+a+b) where x is the variable and ‘a’ and ‘b’ are constants, symbolic integration and solving then follow.