That the Bernoulli numbers has z/(exp(z)-1)) as an exponentional generating functions is of course very well known. I am wondering why the gfun package doesn't seem to be able to work this out? Naive approaches like

gfun[guessgf]([seq(bernoulli(n),n=0..100)],z);

give FAIL. I would expect gfun to be able to transform the given sequence corresponding to replacing A(z) by 1/A(z), easily recognize (exp(z)-1))/z, and transform back. Perhaps the package is in need of maintenance?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Best,

Soren

I want to solve a system of algebraic equations in maple using as follows:

equations:={b[1](2)*a[1](2, 1) = 1/2, b[1](2)*a[1](2, 1)^2 = 1/3, b[1](2)*a[2](2, 1) = 1/2, b[1](2)*a[2](2, 1)^2 = 1/3, b[2](2)*a[1](2, 1) = 1/2, b[2](2)*a[2](2, 1) = 1/2, b[1](2)*(a[3](2, 1)+a[3](2, 2))*a[1](2, 1) = 1/3, b[1](2)*(a[3](2, 1)+a[3](2, 2))*a[2](2, 1) = 1/3, b[1](2)*a[2](2, 1)*a[1](2, 1) = 1/3, b[1](1)*(a[3](1, 1)+a[3](1, 2))+b[1](2)*(a[3](2, 1)+a[3](2, 2)) = 1/2, b[1](1)*(a[3](1, 1)+a[3](1, 2))^2+b[1](2)*(a[3](2, 1)+a[3](2, 2))^2 = 1/3, b[2](1)*(a[3](1, 1)+a[3](1, 2))+b[2](2)*(a[3](2, 1)+a[3](2, 2)) = 1/2, b[1](1)+b[1](2) = 1, b[2](1)+b[2](2) = 1}

variables:={a[1](2, 1), a[2](2, 1), a[3](1, 1), a[3](1, 2), a[3](2, 1), a[3](2, 2), b[1](1), b[1](2), b[2](1), b[2](2), b[3](1), b[3](2)}

solve(equations,variables);

But I get an error mesage that the equations is not valid equation or expression.

Any help?

Let

z := Diff(x(t),t)*y(t) + x(t)*Diff(y(t),t);

Is there a way to tell Maple to collapse that into Diff(x(t)*y(t), t) ?

I tried factor, combine, simplify, but none of them worked.

Hi all,

I am looking for a boolean logic check to see if a rational expression is simplified.

For example: x/x^2  =  1/x  I want something along the lines of issimplified(x/x^2)=FALSE

Similarily, (x^2-x-12)/(x-4) = x+3  so I would like some logic test to say (x^2-x-12)/(x-4) is NOT simplified.

Thanks in advance,

Mark

[[1000, 20], [2000, 25], [3000, 24], [4000, 23], [5000, 24]];
  [[1000, 20], [2000, 25], [3000, 24], [4000, 23], [5000, 24]]
data1 := [[1000, 20], [2000, 21], [3000, 32], [4000, 23], [5000, 23]]; 'data1';
                             data1
a*x^3+b*x^2+c*x+d;
                        3      2          
                     a x  + b x  + c x + d
x;
                               x
Equn1 := CurveFitting[LeastSquares]([[1000, 20], [2000, 25], [3000, 24], [4000, 23], [5000, 24]], x, curve = a*x^3+b*x^2+c*x+d);
plot(Equn1,x= 1000..5000)

Download LeastSquareApproximation_2nd_and_3rd_Order.mw

The above command plots one curve alright. I want four such curves to go in the same figure using command like

plot(Equn1,Equn2,Equn3,Equn4,view(x=1000..5000)

I am not getting by the above command what I want. Can any one help. A shortcut method is required for me to repeat many times.

Thanks for help.

Ramakrishnav V
 

Hello!, Is there any package to do arithmetic operations on finite field? 
 

Example: Z(5) - over field 5: calculate with remainders:

(x^8 + 2x^4 + 1) / (x^5 + 4x^3 + x^2 + 3x +3).

thanks.

Below I wanted Maple to calculate the 4. degree Taylorpolynomium of a function f around x = 7. As shown below, Maple delivers a polynomial, but not a function definition. In other words one cannot have the polynomial evaluated at a specific value. The reason for this is obvious: The value 3 of x is passed to the command, implying 3 = 7 is a parameter to the command: Therefore the error message. I solved the problem by using the unapply command, but this operation is a bit tedious. I think I remember there is another more simple operator to make the same happen in Maple. I hope someone can remind me of that one!

Regards,

Erik

Hi

Is there any idea using Maple  to compute the leg lengths  in Stewart-Gough platform ( see the following figure)

I would like to make a code using cross-product and the unit Normal N 

·       P is of length 13 and displaced in the Y direction by 10 degrees from the vertical (Z axis)

·       N is displaced in the X direction by 18 degrees from the vertical (Z axis)

·       L_B is position [7 5] from the bottom plate centre in the XY plane

·       L_T is in position [3.5 4.2] from the top-plate centre in the AB plane

Many thanks for any help

I need to calculate the following complex integral:

oint_C { [(z^4exp(2z)+1)/(z+i)^3] - [(z^3+z)/{(z-2i)(z-5)}] + 8*Pi*exp } dz,

Where C is the circumference |z-1| = sqrt(11/2), positively oriented.

Someone can help me, I already researched but I can not integrate.

I know that is easy for you but i am new in this topics.I want to write a code to generate a matrix which have entries consist of matrices(it has differnt dimensions)

L := sum( 1/ln(k), k=2..n ) * ln(n)/n;
        
limit(L, n=infinity);
                               0
# Should be 1

Just curious: in Maple 2017, is it OK?

First at all, congratulation for the new update Maple 2017!!.                                        I'm a personal developer about renewable energy hybrid systems models. It is possible get data about irradiance or wind speed from the new world maps?. It will be very interesting!!!                                                                                   Thanks!!!!

I want to perform curvefitting on my data but Maple is not importing the data from the Excel file. Below is the command I used.

What is the Phi function.  And more importantly how do I find out in general waht a symbol represents.  I input Phi in help menu, nothing useful comes up.  I use Function advisor, don't see a Phi symbol or anything beginning with Phi.  Isn't there a way I can select the symbol in the output and get help on it by pressing a F key?

Ok so I try FunctionAdvisor(describe Phi) - it gives me general Lerch Phi function.  But when I go to help page on LerchPhi, nowhere does it use Greek letter Phi to describe the function.  So I finally figured it out as I was composing this question.  But in why does the help page not use the symbol for the function that is displayed in the worksheet?

I can't figure how to use the showsource() command. There are no examples given.

kernelopts(version);
Maple 2017.0, X86 64 WINDOWS, May 17 2017, Build ID 1231047

If I use it on a local proc() it gives an error. Since it needs a file name

f := proc(x) if x <= 2 then print(x); print(x^2) end if; print(-x); x^3 end proc:
showsource(f);

Error, (in fopen) file or directory does not exist

From help:

The showsource command is similar to showstat, but displays the original 
source code corresponding to the requested statements, if that source 
code is available and, in the case of procedures retrieved from 
libraries, kernelopts(keepdebuginfo) is true. If source code is 
not available, showsource raises a warning and then produces 
the same output as showstat.

But there is not one single example of how to use this command. I tried it on a local file (.mpl) in the same folder, but it complained.

restart;
currentdirName :="C:\\bla\\bla";
currentdir(currentdirName);
showsource("maple_proc.mpl");

Error, invalid input: showsource expects its 1st argument, p, 
to be of type {`::`, name}, but received maple_proc.mpl

If I try

showsource(int);
Warning, no source information available; using showstat instead

Just looking for an example on how to use this command. (why help does not show an example?)