If you want better performance then don't use 2D Math mode to enter procedures which call  `.` (dot).

The following timings are not the result of the order in which the cases are performed. The timings stay roughly the same if the blocks delimited by restarts are executed out of order.

I want to download historical data from google finance for two Indecies simultaneous
but I dont understand where the output is saved...?!  Also should I use task or threads ?


restart:
with(Sockets):
with(Threads):


X1 := proc () local str, sid; global b; str := "";

sid := Open("google.com", 80);
Write(sid, cat("GET /finance/historical?q=INDEXSP:.INX&histperiod=daily HTTP/1.0 \n\n"));

b := Read(sid); while b <> false do str := cat(str, b...

What's wrong?
I need to minimize (z-Z) ^T.E^-1. (z-Z).
How can you see in the first Call to LSSolve worked. By introducing objectivejacobian I have problems

Recently, I submitted for publication to a peer-reviewed math journal

a formula for the n-th order implicit derivative given an implicit function G(z,w)=0.

i.e. dz/dw = - Gw/Gz where Gw and Gz are partial derivatives of G with respect to w and z, respectively. Anyway, I proved the general formula for d^n z/ dw^n.   I have since proved the generalization of this to implicit functions of several variables, G(z,w1,w2,...,w(N))=0. A good mathematician...

PDE:  u_tt=c²u_xx+f(x,t)   ; f(x,t)=a*sin(2*pi*t/P)

BC: u(0,t)=0,u(L,t)=0;

IC: u(x,0)=0,u_t(x,0)=0;

who can show me the steps by using maple? and i need help to plot the graph as well. thx!

Is there a function in Maple which allows to send emails?
I am bulding a maplet where I want maple to send a email
as a reminder at the end of each month to a specified emailadress

Is this possible ?

Hi,

imagine I have the following line:

(y/2)*(4/3)*sin(x);

can I tell Maple not to merge everything together? I want to have it all seperated, like a separate fraction for y/2 another for 4/3 and then comes the sine, with small spaces between them, indicating multiplication.

thanks.

If I type FormatTime() then I get todays year,month and day.

What should I type if I want the year, month and day one month ago?

I am just moving from Mathematica to Maple, since I just found out Maple is better suited to my needs. I checked some basic functions, and Maple seems to be pretty perfect. However, I cannot find a way to do a revolution plot. In Mathematica I usually used the command RevolutionPlot3D. But here, in Maple, I cannot find a way to do it. Can someone help?

Here is a sample of what I am talking about:

Most of the comparisons (that I've seen so far) amongst Maple, Matlab, and Mathematica are either incomplete, inaccurate, or biased.

This collection of three articles [1 (1), 2 (2),

I can`t solve this equation

 rtoc(x,y,z):= < sqrt(x^(2)+y^(2)) | if 0<x then (arctan(y/(x)))else (Pi+arctan((y)/(x)) )end if  ; | z     >

I am a new user migrating my calculus labs from Derive to Maple.

One exercise asks the student to "write a program" to convert coordinates of a point between 3-D coordinate systems. 

I have tried the function definition given above and the error message is "unable...

Assuming I have a general function f(x). The derivative with respect to x would be: df/dx .

I now want to rescale, which basically means that I want to change x to a*y where a is a parameter (general constant) and y is my new variable.

If I use

subs( x=a*y, df(x)/dx )

I get

d/d(a*y)  f(a*y)

but 'a' should be a parameter, so this should give

1/a * df(a*y)/dy = df(y)/dy

How do I tell that to Maple?

I know that I have raised this question before, and also got some responses.

However, I cannot find the thread, and I'm still interested in what is going on.

I don't have a clue.

restart;
f:=proc(a)
plot(sin(x),x=0..Pi);
#plot(x^3,x=0..1);
#plot(undefined,x=0..1);
a^2   
end proc:

#Now try plotting what should be the parabola y = x^2 on the interval -1..1:
plot(f,-1..1,adaptive=false);
plot(f,-1..1);
plot(f(a),a=-1..1);

Another pointplot3d animate problem

when the axes option is not specified the view option magnifies the symbols when symbol=circle
The field of view is not increased as it should.

animate(pointplot3d, [[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [2, 2, 2]], color = blue, symbol=circle, orientation = [A, A]], A = 45 .. 405, view = [-100 .. 100, -100 .. 100, -100 .. 100], frames = 100);

 This is in Maple 12, I haven't checked to see if it exists in newer versions of Maple.