Hello,

I am just now learning how to use Maple and I am having trouble turning Ohm's Law into a function.

Here is what happens when I try to turn Ohm's Law into a function.

V_rms:=(R,I)->R*I

       Error, invalid operator paramet name (and then it puts a dotted red line box around everything to the right of the equal sign)

What really irritates me is that I can type

I right click my units and it does not give units to simplify

When I try and to z transformations and inverse z transformations using the Heaviside function as follows Maple doesn't seem to be able to handle it; does anyone have suggestions?

ztrans(Heaviside(n-No),n,z) assuming No:posint

would expect z^(-No) * z/(z-1) but no results, does work if No replaced by a specific integer

Similarly, ztrans(x(n-No),n,z) assuming No:posint  acts the same.

Hi, Im working in Maple 12. I have this function

f(x,y)=(x,xy)=(u,v)

This is a function of R² to R² , I want to know how this function transform the square (-1,1)x(-1,1) in the plane uv. When i put in maple the comand plot for this, it gives me an error, because is of the form:

f(f₁(x,y),f₂(x,y))

For those users that followed my post of past August 29, I must say that I got a response by a person (by name *Lark 49*) from Maplesoft [to my suspects of a serious bug in MAPLE 13] which response contained ANOTHER way of computing the Riemann tensor, the Ricci tensor and the Riemann scalar curvature, this time using Maple-13's other Package [Differential Geometry] that this time returned a correct response to my quests and serious doubts.

The fact...

Hello, this is probably a silly question but i am new to maple. I am constructing a loop but it does not accept complex numbers, for example:

for x from 1+I to 1+7I do;

x+I;

end do;

this is just a simple example, is there a way to do it like this or do i have to do something else?

Thank you very much

hi all,

swapping variables in the export line of a module changes its behavior.

First Example (works fine):

restart;
mp:= module() option package;
export mult, f2;
mult:=proc(v) return(3*v) end proc;
f2 :=proc(v) mult(v); end proc;
end module;

savelibname:="E:\\tmp";
savelib('mp');

restart;
libname := libname, "E:\\tmp";

with(mp);
mp:-f2(5);
mp:-mult(4);

# Output: [f2,mult], 15, 12

Hi all.

I was trying to perform a simple integration and convert the answer to a inverse hyperbolic function as follows:

int(9/sqrt(81*x^2-4),x);

simplify(%);

convert(%,arctrigh);

But the command convert fails to do the conversion. I should obtain arcosh(9/2*x)+c.   But the answer is in terms of the natural logarithm: ln(9*x+sqrt(81*x^2-4))

How do I manipulate the answer so that I can get the inverse hyperbolic answer?

Hi

In matlab we have this command:

I = FIND(X) returns the linear indices corresponding to the nonzero entries of the array X.

[I,J,V] = FIND(X) also returns a vector V containing the values that correspond to the row and column indices I and J.

Is there a command in Maple like "find" in Matlab

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I'd like to display a UNsimplified mathematical expression in a Mathcontainer component using a Button component. In Maple Help under Mathcontainer, it is writing that we can display a unsimplified expression using the value attribut. For example:

Do(%Mathcontainer0(value) = a^2*b/a);

should display the unsimplified expression in the Mathcontainer0 component. And

 Do(%Mathcontainer0(expression) = a^2*b/a);

In a Button, this command enables us to display in a Mathcontainer a   (Delta). 

D(%Mathcontainer0 = 'Delta');

However, I want to display  y. (Delta y). If I write

D(%Mathcontainer0 = 'Delta y');

Hi everybody,

I am using Maple 14 in document mode. Recently I encountered the problem with exporting polish special characters (like ąęćłóńśźż) into PDF file. Maple 14 just omits them. Why?

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I use Maple in high school. My students deliver their homework created in Maple. Often this involves solving a number of exercises, say 7. Not all students are completely aware of how the Maple Engine works, so I tell them to put in restarts from time to time, at least when a new exercise begins. This prevents misunderstandings and loss of time which might else happen when calculations in one exercise interferes with calculations in the next exercise. One simple example...

This guy Giorges is using Python and wget inorder to do parrallel downloading
and he is arguing that it is very fast.

http://keramida.wordpress.com/2010/01/19/parallel-downloads-with-python-and-gnu-wget/


Now my questions become

1) Does there exist a simple way that I can use wget without installing it ?
I dont want to bother users of my Maple application with installing a 3:rd party software.
A simple file in a specific location would be ok though