Good afternoon sir.

I request your kind suggestion to the above cited question.

With thanks & Regards

M.Anand

Assistant Professor in Mathematics

SR International Institute of Technology,

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.

I am trying to solve a fixed-point equation.

However, no solutions are returned, and I get the warning message "Warning, solutions may have been lost."  How can I be sure that the full set of solutions has been returned?  (I should also say that, based on other cases of the same problem, I expect that there are two or three solutions.)

I received an unexpected error message when trying to minimize a function: evaluating

returns the error message

Error, (in @) too many levels of recursion

Why am I getting this message?  It's hard for me to see how minimizing a function involves recursion, unless Maple is trying to iteratively approximate a solution.

Maple people:

The title is the question.  I would like to know if there is any Maple code available, either part of Maple itself or written by a user, to do computations with quaternions or dual quaternions.

I could Google this and probably find something, but I'll probably find a more helpful and less outdated answer here.

I am teaching a student about the subject and I'd like something to help me teach and help him learn.

I have a lot of experience with Maple but I am not a "computer person", so if the code involves fancy "libraries" or something beyond regular Maple worksheets, I may need a few tips how to use it.

GS

Mapleprimes_Integral.mw

I have a question regarding following problem:

Download Mapleprimes_Integral.mw

How can I join the points on this graph to look like the second graph below.

Hello guys, I want maple to show me the time taken to execute the entire 500 loops shown in the code below. I read maple help and was able to come up with the code  (just part of the whole code).

st := time[real]():

for k from 1 to 500 do

  sol := LinearSolve(A, eval(b, [y[0]=y_init,z[0]=z_init])):
  y_init:=sol[9]:
  z_init:=sol[10]:
end do:

time[real]() - st;

my problem is that the time that shows varies/differs if i run it several times. I was expecting the same time interval of calculation. Am I doing something wrong?

Slides of the presentation at the VII Workshop Fast Computational and Applied Mathematics developed in graduate school at the National University of Trujillo. January 8, 2014.

Visualización_Geomét.pdf

L. Araujo C.

What is going on here?

Hi everybody,

Suppose that in an equation, I have the term x^/(t).  I want to substitute it by v(t).  Any suggestion because I am trying but don't find an help page on this.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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Mario Lemelin

Maple 17.01 Ubuntu 13.10 - 64 bits
Maple 17 Win 7 -  64 bits
messagerie : mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca
téléphone :  (819) 376-0987

Hi MaplePrimers!

I have a simulation in MapleSIM, exported as a compiled procedure in maple using -LinkModel(), and -GetCompiledProc.

I'm trying to do parameter estimation on my MapleSIM model.  Within a optimization scheme, I call the MapleSIM model, and it will output a curve.  Using a least squares method, I compare this measurements to synthetic experimental data (I know the actual values), and generate an objective function.  The optimization algorithm will try different parameter values, and try to minimze the objective function.  When the curves are exactly the same, the objective function will be zero.

The problem I am having is certain parameter sets will cause the model to require very small steps.  I wish to put a timeout on these experiments, because speed is important.  However, I would also like to see the results up to the point of requiring very small steps.  For timeout, I was using code along the lines of:

out:= timelimit(30,cProc(params = PData)); #simulate with 30s limit

where PData are the parameter guessses, and cProc is the compiled MapleSim model.

I would like 'out' to be assigned whatever the results were after 30 seconds, even if the model had not finished integrating.

Thanks in advance for any help!

I am trying to solve a set of equations for a Fluid dynamics problem and I cannot get a result...Any ideas why?

rho := 1.184;
nu := 1.562*10^(-5);
ID := .15;
L := 24.5;
Kl := 12.69;
Ho := 50.52;
a := 2.1*10^(-5);
E := 0.1e-2; alpha := 1.05;

sys := {Re = ID*V/nu, hl = (f*L/ID+Kl)*V^2/(2*9.81), Vflow = (1/4)*Pi*ID^2*V, Hrequired = alpha*V^2/(2*9.81)+hl, Hrequired = -a*Vflow^2+Ho, 1/sqrt(f) = -1.8*log[10](6.9/Re+(E/(3.7))^1.11)};

solve(sys*{Re, V, f, hl, Vflow, Hrequired});
%;
Error, (in unknown) invalid input: Utilities:-SetEquations expects its 2nd argument, equations, to be of type set({boolean, algebraic, relation}), but received {{Re = (9603072983/1000000)*V, hl = (5096839959/100000000000)*((1633333333/10000000)*f+1269/100)*V^2, Vflow = (9/1600)*Pi*V, Hrequired = (5351681957/100000000000)*V^2+hl, Hrequired = -(21/1000000)*Vflow^2+1263/25, 1/f^(1/2) = -(9/5)*ln((69/10)/Re+27367561/250000000000)/ln(10)}}

Dear All,

I have a .txt file with a single line. I tried to import it using ImportMatrix commnad (e.g. ImportMatrix(filename)) but always got the incomplete data, 

I attach the file for further reference:

ConservationEq.txt 

Anything I am missing ?

Regards,

Satya

I know how to define a procedure and use print() as follows:

test := proc (x)
  print("x is equal to: ");
  x
end proc

This displays as follows:
test(2)

"x is equal to: "

2

But i would like to appear as follows:

x is equal to: 2

Where the "x is equal to: "-part is standard a "text-mode-block" with green color.

Can i accomplish this in Maple, and can i do more advanced formatting?

Best regards,

Martin

I work entitled Point Exeter made ​​for Fast VII workshop on applied and computational mathematics 2014 Trujillo Peru.

  Punto_de_Exeter.mw   (version in spanish)

Atte.

Lenin Araujo Castillo

Physics Pure

Computer Science