scottyg3

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One thing you could try to do is implement the seq command instead of using for loops as this should result in a speed up (there is an example of the benefits of seq in the maple application center I believe). 

 

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the following link leads to a developed maple package for symbolic calculation of fenchel conjugates. 

http://oldweb.cecm.sfu.ca/projects/CCA/

This code is from another post that I can't seem to find (i didn't look very hard), however you should be able to use it to do what you want.

L:=rtable([[name,4,3,6,5],[3,5,name],[3,6,1,2,9,8]]):

FindIndices:= proc(A :: rtable, val)
 local T;    
T := table();    
rtable_scanblock(A, [], 'passindex',
  proc(x,indx) 
    if x=val then 
     T[indx] := NULL;  
    end if;  
  end proc
 ); 
    
indices(T,'nolist');
end proc:

FindIndices( L , name);

FindIndices( L, 3 );

#etc

cheers

-Scott

you should look into using the ToJet and FromJet commands.

Regards

-Scott

try using 'mod' instead of frem  as 'frem'

Cheers

-Scott

what about,

a:=Array(1..10,1..10):
b:=Array(1..10,[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,8]):

a[1,1..10]:=b:

if you use 'D' notation for derivative its simple :-)


eg

v:=x->x^2+x;

dv:=x->D(v)(x);

dv(1);

if you solve your ode without b.c., convert the expression to 'exp'  and then impose the b.c. you see that all notrivial solutions get killed off

i.e.

soln:=dsolve( ode );

simplify( convert( soln, exp) );

imposing b.c. imply that  C1 = C2 = 0

if you use a combination of symplify(  ,symbolic), expand and simplify you can simplify the expression.

eg try  (for eq1 = your first equation, and eq2 = your 2nd equation)

simplify(expand(simplify(eq1^4, symbolic) / simplify( eq2^4, symbolic)));

which yields 1 ... if you try without  " ^4 " it simplifies it enough to visually see they are the same, however Maple seems to have problems combining powers

sometimes  simplify( sol, symbolic) and/or simplify( sol, size) will help to clean up the results significantly.

you might be able to use the rifsimp command to simplify the DE and solve

try somthing like

restart:with(LinearAlgebra):
> w:=<w1,w2,w3>:
> v:=<v1,v2,v3>:
> a:=<a1,a2,a3>:
>
> pt1:=w &x v
> -simplify(( a/norm(a,2) )*norm(w,2)*norm(v,2)*
> sqrt( 1 - b^2*(norm(w,2)^2/norm(v,2)^2)),symbolic);
>
> pt2:=simplify(norm(w,2)^2,symbolic) - omega^2;
>
>solve([pt1[1],pt1[2],pt1[3],pt2],[w1,w2,w3,b]);

If you use the casesplit feature in rifsimp, it returns a few non-zero cases.  Have you plugged you solution into the equations to check if they are correct?

to integrate it, it should be something like int(P1, E=K..E0); the only thing that could possible cause some delima's as to the exact soln would be whether K > E0, < E0 or = E0
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