I generated a few plots using the plot command. When I try to animate them using the display command, only the first plot appears and not the rest. I can't figure out what the problem is. Any help is appreciated. I have attached below the commands I am using to generate the plots and animate them:

restart;
with(plots):
with(OrthogonalExpansions):

f := x -> x;
L := 1:
fexplt:=plot(f(x),x=-L..L):
fs := n->FourierSeries(f(x),x=-L..L,n,'Coefficients');
fs(n);
                  n                            
                -----                          
                 \          (1 + i)            
                  )   2 (-1)        sin(Pi i x)
                 /    -------------------------
                -----           Pi i           
                i = 1                          

nmax := 25:

display([seq(plot([f(x),fs(m)],x=-L..L),m=1..5)],insequence=true);
 

If I just use

seq(plot([f(x),fs(m)],x=-L..L),m=1..5);
 

I get all the five plots output to the screen.  So, I know the plots are there. It's the animation part that doesn't seem to work. I am using Maple 2015 on a linux mint desktop.

Thanks.

Is there a command in Maple to produce a table of z values given F(z) where F is the CDF of the Standard Normal Distribution? I know of the command ProbabilityTable to generate a table of z, F(z) values.  What I would really like is F, Inv(F) table of values. I guess  I could write my own code to do this but was wondering if there is an easier way to do this.

I am finding that the  PDF command with Student's t-distribution in the Statistics package is not behaving as expected. Here is what I tried so far:

>restart;
>with(Statistics):
>X := RandomVariable(StudentT(nu));
    
>PDF(X,0.5);
                         Dirac(X - 0.5)

Note that PDF(X,0.5) is evaluating to Dirac(X-0.5) instead of the pdf of Student's t-distribution density function. 

Any help in identifying the issue is greatly appreciated. I am running Maple2015 on linuxmint 17.

Thanks!

I would like to create a variable name that consists of a greek letter and an english letter. For example, δx.   If I type

>delta = 5;

Maple displays the output as δ = 5

However, I would like to have variable names that are output as δx.

Is there a way to do this in worksheet mode? I tried cat(delta,x) but that just gave me deltax.

Thanks for your help,

Harish