In this article I want to discuss the right way to store and build Maple code.

As mentioned in the Introducing the Maple IDE post, over 90 percent of the algorithms built into Maple are implemented using Maple language. The code of the algorithms is stored as Maple Libraries (.mla files).

As

Error, invalid input: PolynomialIdeals:-Quotient expects its 1st argument, J, to be of type Or(PolynomialIdeals:-PolynomialIdeal, radalgfun, list(radalgfun), set(radalgfun)), but received Vector(3, {(1) = 0, (2) = y^2-x-y, (3) = 0})

restart;

with(Groebner):

IsNullZero := proc(tau)

if assigned(tau) then

        return tau

else

        return 0

would like to draw the pdf, however after tried two methods, still can not draw it,

how to draw?

l := [binomial(349,20), binomial(349,8),binomial(349,22),binomial(349,38),binomial(349,49),binomial(349,36),

binomial(349,59),binomial(349,41),binomial(349,32),binomial(349,21),binomial(349,23)];

sl := gfun[listtoseries](l, x, egf);

g := convert(sl, ratpoly);

g := g - subs(x=0, g); 

i invent a method to make use of gfun 

as i know series are the number of ways 

however, after i input the number of balls in each box

calculate into binomial and input into gfun, and plot the graph, the problem is value too big 

cannot plot 

however, if using the count directly as input, the graph can be ploted, however, this is not

the logic of my understanding

if input series are not binomial, what are they?

would like to normalize it, how to find x such as 5.6 in this example

l := [20,8,22,38,49,36,59,41,32,21,23];

sl := gfun[listtoseries](l, x, egf);

g := convert(sl, ratpoly); 

g := g - subs(x=0, g);

g := g/subs(x=5.6, g); 

i am very bad at English so you ignore my mistake

i am beginning start use Maple therefore i don't know use Maple.

Like title, i have a circuit CLR with transer function H=

At some point a version of the Maple Player (for the PC, rather than iPad) became available for download from its webpage.

At some point a version of the Maple Player (for the PC, rather than iPad) became available for download from its webpage.

One of those vexing things that should be easy:

I am reading in a data file using ImportMatrix. Since the file has one column with texual data I cannot use datatype=float since that bombs. I >can< ImportMatrix with datatype=string or anything.

I then extract columns using the appropriate command and want to do something numeric with them (only with those columns that have correct floating point numbers). That fails since my data are now not floats (even when using anything...

Hi,
How do I complete the integral below? I'm not sure what the resulting function looks like, but it will be a function of n where epsilon is a real constant. My ultimate goal is to graph the resulting function where epsilon is equal to -0.4.

Thank you.

Hi, 

in my programm I've got a maplet with 6 CheckBoxes, but I can't manage to get the true/false-values in a list to use them. I think I should define a list, I tried:

BoxRow(...

   GridLayout([

      [CheckBox['CB1](), "Box1"],

      ....for all 6 boxes...

])),

lstW:=['CB1','CB2',...for all 6 boxes];

But all I get is: Error, `:=`unexpected. 

Try to run the following:

>restart;
>d := conjugate(u)*conjugate(y)+conjugate(v)*conjugate(x);
>z := conjugate(f)/d+conjugate(G)*w*conjugate(w)*conjugate(y)/d;
>z2 := simplify(z);

and you will get correct answer

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hi

I have an unkhown function as f(r) which i want to solve it at the end of calculation. How can i define it in beggining?

I created a Maplet that calculates ODE (Ordinary Differential Equations) however I would like to create a button that can allow printing on paper

Everyone knows that Maple combines a smart user interface with a highly sophisticated mathematical engine, where common tasks are performed quickly and seamlessly with point, click and drag operations. Of equal importance, however, is the fact that Maple is also backed by a comprehensive programming language. Also called "Maple", this language combines elements from procedural languages (like C), functional languages (like Lisp) as well as object oriented languages (like C++...