Does somebody have a sheet covering that algorithm for continous
anti-derivatives of rational functions (Bronstein's book §2.8
"Integration of transcendental functions")?

Or can show me, how to extract it from Maple's library in case
it is there (and I guess Maple covers that ...) for explicite
use?

Hello,

I am trying to change the variable in an integral and I have two problems with it:

My first problem is that I can't get the integrand of the new integral with GetIntegrand when I use IntegrationTools[Change] :

restart;

a1:=Int(1/(2*A),x=-A..A);

D1:=IntegrationTools[Change](a1,x=20*log[10](u));

I have used Maples' least squares capability to fit quadratic & cubic models without any problems.  However, the documentation includes this curious statement: "One can also specify nonlinear curves -- as long as the unknown parameters appear linearly."  What does this mean?  What would nonlinear parameters look like?
 

Alla

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Dear all:

    I am wondering if there is any way in Maple you can do prettyprint with the printf?  Printf gives me more power but the output format of printf is "C-style". For example,

f := exp(x) + 3*sqrt(exp(x));

f1 := subs(exp(x)=y,f);

printf("Transformation is %a s.t %a => %a\n", f,f1 );

gives a display which is very hard to read. Is there any way to do a prettyprint with this kind of things?

Thanks,

Peter

Hi all,

I have a function defined as a sum:

with(PDEtools): mfx:=(x,y,ufx)->sum(ufx[k]*(x-x[k])*(y-y[k]),k);

I want to declare mfx(x,y,ufx) so that it would appear as mfx in subsequent displays. However, when I tried

declare(mfx(x,y,ufx));

Maple tells me that "Error, (in PDEtools:-declare) cannot declare objects as sum(ufx[k]*(x-x[k])*(y-y[k]), k)".

How can I solve this problem?

Thanks.

I am having a problem differentiating a function. I have a fluid in a channel with moving walls corresponding to y=a(t) (upper wall) and y=-a(t) (lower wall). The fluid is driven by suction out of the walls. The speed of the fluid being sucked out of the walls is the constant v_w. I am using the variable eta=y/a(t) to model the fluid. y is the normal direction to teh channel and x is the streamwise direction of the channel. So I have

x=streamwise direction of the channel

y=normal direction of the channel

a(t)=height of the channel

v_w=constant

This is inspired by MapleTA, but applies to Maple in general.  According to the documentation, bitmap plot devices do not allow for font selection, meaning the recommended textplot(...,font=[SYMBOL]) fails to render greek characters such as π in plots which are rendered for embedding in web pages.  This seems like a gaping omission, so we're hoping we've just missed something here.  Is there any way to get the symbol for pi onto a jpeg or gif plot?

Hi all,

I have little (almost zero) experience with Maple. Nonetheless I wish to use Maple 8 to solve a set of 5 equations for 8 unknowns.

At the moment my strategy is to input each equation, make a set of the 5 equations, and then use the 'solve' command to determine the variables. I then refine the answer using 'allvalues' and 'evalf'. Is this the best approach?

Any help or guidance on this is greatly appreciated.

I'm a brand new user. 

Maple 12, Windows Vista, Integration Tutor.

When viewing the steps in the solution, Maple does it's own u-subs ("change of variable").  Is there any way to see what it is setting "u=?"?

It's very difficult to follow the steps when I can't tell what it's subbing out.

Also, within the same tutor, it doesn't seem to like to intigrate to infinity.  It tells me "...infinity should be a number."  ! ? ! ?

Thank you in advance.

Jim Z

Hello,

I have an expression:

y:=a*10^(x/20)+b*10^(x/10);

(x is real here)

I 'd like to write this epxression in the form of y=a*K+b*K^(2) with Maple using 10^(x/20)=K substitution.

I have tried it with subs and algsubs but they don't work here for me.

(Originally I had a more complicated expression of this type).

Thanks for your help in advance.

Hello Maple wizards,

I'm trying to use numapprox[infnorm] to locate the L-infinity norm of functions such g(y) on the range 0.0..1.0 at the bottom of this post. Plotting shows that the function has an range of width 10e-3 that contains a minimum near y=0.9965, but infnorm() doesn't find it unless the range is artifically constrained to be close to the minimum.  I'm using infnorm() in a proc's loop, so manual control of the range based on the graph is not an appealing option.

Suppose you have a system of linear ODE's and you want to convert them into one matrix equation. Basically what you do with algebraic eqs using GenerateMatrix. Is there a Maple command to do that? Obviously, one could you use the lagrangian if the eqs happen to represent a dynamic system but that's not what I am looking for. And the second part of the question, once you have the matrices is there a way to export them and ,say, run a finite element analysis with them?

thanks a lot

dimitrios