I want  to calculate the derivative of Bessel, I do

why dont any of maples 11, 12, or 13 work properly in windows seven? for example: when i click on "open a file" or "save" botton, and then it opens a window, the respective window dont show "up one level" or "create new folder" and "details" bottons above it.

Hi

How can add the values of a list with the list as an argument of a function. As exmaple:

f([1,2,3,4,5]);

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Thanks for any help,

Dat

 

These are the steps that I need to do

determine the domain and range of the functioon

determine the intercepts and asymptotes of the graph

locate the x-values where f'(x) and f''(x) are zero or undefined

then i need to determine where the relative extrema and the points of inflection occur (this i should be able to do if I can get the graph)

i have to know how to do this for two kind of function for a test tomorrow I missed all week because i was sick and we are allowed to use the software on the test.

here are the functions

Hello,

I have a system which is below:

 

X6-n4-n2, -n3+n1, -n4*X17t+n2*X9t, n3*X17t^2-n4*X17tt-n1*X9t^2+n2*X9tt, 130*X9tt-60*X17tt*n2*n4+60*X17tt*n1*n3-40*n2*X11+981*n2+60*n2*n3*X17t^2+60*n1*n4*X17t^2, -1500*X9tt*n2*n4+1500*X9tt*n1*n3+2250*X17tt+1000*n4*X11-14715*n4+1500*n4*X9t^2*n1+1500*n3*X9t^2*n2, n1^2+n2^2-1, n3^2+n4^2-1

I need to do primedecomposition for it. Maple could not do this for me kernel was lost. However system is not very big.

With version 10, I did this:

gammadist:=(x^(alpha-1)*exp(-x/theta))/(GAMMA(alpha)*theta^alpha);

simplify(int(gammadist,x=0..infinity),symbolic);

The result of the integral is 1.

When I do this exact same thing in version 12, I get an integral without any symbolic computation.

If I use assum(alpha>0): additionally(theta>0): then it will give me the same result.  However, in version 10 I also did

mgf:=simplify(int(exp(t*x)*gammadist,x=0..infinity),symbolic);

Hi, I'm working on the Smoluchowski equation (essentially the diffusion eqn with an extra derivative) diff(u(x,t),t)=k*diff(u(x,t),x)+D*diff(u(x,t),x,x) k is piecewise so the function has to be solved numerically, the boundary values are specified u(0,t)=u(1,t)=0 but i need the derivative at the boundaries D[1](0,t) and D[1](1,t). It seems to be simple to evaluate a numeric derivative of an ODE but I can't see how to do it for a PDE. Any help welcome, even some sort of brute force method if necessary. Thanks, Ryan

 

Hi,

I tried to find the limit of the following equation using l'hopital's rule, when sigma approches to zero find i couldn't find it.

Now i want to use Taylor series to find the limit of the following equation, when sigma approches zero.

Hello everyone

I have a cost function I would like to minimize. It is a fairly simple function that only contains multiplications and additions.

Only problem is, this function has about a hundred variables, but they can only be between the interval [0,1] so I guess it makes the problem easier.

Is it possible to write a little program in maple that can be ran as much as I want it to run and that could try to find an approximation of the actual solution? (By trying random numbers between 0 and 1)

Thank you very much

Can Maple embed ActiveX objects ?

such as discussed here www.quaccess.com/index.html

Hello, I've already posted a similar Problem, but didn't get any answers. Now I think I got the solution, but now there pops up another problem.

I try to run the openMaple sample java code from the samples folder in Maple. I'm running Windows 7 with Maple 13.

When I run test.java, a Popup appears with:

"Error launching OpenMaple splash screen"

with an OK button.

After this, a Popup appears with

"Fatal Error, unable to open C:\Program Files\ Maple 13\bin.win\libgmp-3.dll. This library is required for Maple to run."

Hi, MY problem below is basically like this: I have a grid and need to plot points on it. The color of points depend on another parameter x. So, if x=

Hi,

i got some problems trying to run the example test.java. I have Maple 13 on a ubuntu machine.

for your info:

$MAPLE=/home/thomas/maple13
$LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/thomas/maple13/bin.IBM_INTEL_LINUX


Now the problem:

Compiling the java file works, but when I try

java -classpath "$MAPLE/java/externalcall.jar:$MAPLE/java/jopenmaple.jar:." test

this exception appears:

Error loading libraries: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jopenmaple in java.library.path
 

My goal: given G(z,w), find the polynomial, P(n), in the partial derivatives of G(z,w) over the integer such that 

d^n z/ dw^n = P(n) / Gz^(2n-1)    where Gz= partial derivative of G with respect to z.

Step 1. Differentiate G(z(w),w) w.r.t w n times. Formulae are known for doing that (Mishkov, Tsoy-Wo Ma),

Dear Maple Users

I am trying to minimize a cost function C subject to conditions t1>0 , t2>0 and t1< t2 by using maple 10