Hi,

I'm a newbie with Maple 13, Student edition. 

 

Typed:

plot ( [ 1 + sqrt(t)] );

Maple 13 gives me a graph. 

<p>sys := [diff(v(s, n), n)+diff(u(s, n), s)+diff(xi(s, n), s)+A*n*(diff(c(s), s)) = 0, A1*(diff(xi(s, n), n))+diff(v(s, n), s)-c(s)+A2*v(s, n)+A3*c(s) = 0, diff(u(s, n), s)+2*A2*u(s, n) = A2*(xi(s, n)+A*n*c(s))-A1*(diff(xi(s, n), s))-A2*n*c(s)] The dependent variables are v,u and xi and the boundary conditions are: bc := {u(0, n) = 0, v(s, -1) = 0, v(s, 1)} other things: -1<=n<=1. I tried ans := pdsolve(sys, bc, xi(s, n), u(s, n), v(s, n)) i also tried ans := pdsolve(sys, bc) I keep getting error messages about the dependent variables.

I have Maple 13 and am having trouble using multiple cores.... My CPU AMD Phenom x945 has 4 cores....

I generated some code in an attempt to use more than 1 core. However, CPU usage is only at 25%.

N := 6000
M := RandomMatrix(N, generator = -.1 .. .1, density = 0.5e-1)
P := RandomMatrix(N, generator = -.1 .. .1, density = 0.5e-1)
Q := MatrixMatrixMultiply(M, P)
MatrixInverse(Q)
A = M+P

CPU usage is only at 25% suggesting only 1 core is used.

I am trying to solve these equations but I dont know how...

> sys := [diff(v(s, n), n)+diff(u(s, n), s)+diff(xi(s, n), s)+A*n*(diff(c(s), s)) = 0, A1*(diff(xi(s, n), n))+diff(v(s, n), s)-c(s)+A2*v(s, n)+A3*c(s) = 0, diff(u(s, n), s)+2*A2*u(s, n) = A2*(xi(s, n)+A*n*c(s))-A1*(diff(xi(s, n), s))-A2*n*c(s)];

 

print(`output redirected...`); # input placeholder

 

 

 Data:

I was wondering how I can get the equation for Probability Density Function (PDF) for a variable x which follows

a normal distribution with mean 0 and stdev 10 but also has a stop at -10 (ie all x's that are more negative

than -10 becomes -10). I can plot such a function with the below code but I dont know

how to extract the equation for the PDF...humm

 

I'm trying to plot directly the result of a solve, using the following syntax:

plot(solve(diff(E,N)=0,N),Z=0..20);

( E is dependant of Z and N )
 

it works for an equation that has only 1 solution. But, when using an equation with two solutions, it only plot one of the solutions. Of course, it is always the solution I don't want.

I've tried solving this problem by forcing N to be above 0 ( the unwanted, but always plotted solution is negative ):

 

plot(solve({Ep-E=0,N>0},N),Z=0..20);

Dear experts, do you know how I can color and grid the surfaces/sides of the coordinate system when plotting a 3d plot?

Hello,

I am using the LinearAlgebra package, and I am dealing with very big square matrices (almost a hundred rows and columns).  They have a lot of eigenvalues, with high multiplicity.  

I am performing operations on the eigenspaces.  So what I would need is a matrix with as columns a basis with eigenvectors for a very specific eigenvalue.

I can of course use SubMatrix(Eigenvectors[2],....) but that would take ages and Eigenvectors gives the eigenvalues in an ever changing order.

Dear experts, I need to plot a scatterplot: I have a 3*1000 Matrix. Each line gives a x, y and z value of a certain point. Then I want to plot the 1000 point into a 3d scatterplot. Do you have an idea how I could proceed? Thanks a lot!

Hi all,

 

I just recently started using maple to supplement my math work. When I was just trying some random equations and graphing them, I tried to plot some 3D graphs. When I tried a simple equation, x+y from -2..2, I recieved this image. http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/wnW4UIkdJck46smuTAnb4Q?feat=directlink

 

I have worked non-stop every day for the past 3 months on a massively difficult generalization of Bell polynomials.  Sufficiently complex examples on Maple might help me to visualize the general case. One published math paper in particular has helped me tremendously.

Recently I came across a page that was working with ifactor and it seems op now handles the operations a bit different now. 

ifactor(3^43+1);

       (2) (82064241848634269407)

a:=op(2,%):

ifactor(3^41+1);

       (2)(270547105429567)(33703)

b:=op(2,%):

c:=a*b;

     (82064241848634269407) (271547105429567)

I am using fsolve in maple 13 to find the crossing of a pair of implicitly defined functions in a triangular region.  I have been  using the startpoint option, but sometimes fsolve wanders out of bounds.  I have tried specifying the range as {x=0..1, y = 0..x}, but fsolve complains of an invalid range.  Any suggestions?

 

Thanks!

Michael

Maple experts,

(I am using Maple10)

I have the following system of equations, but I cannot obtain the solution. (I am able to solve by hand, but I want to verify and to solve the same sorte of equation but with more variables).

solve(    {z1s- p*y1s-(1-p)*y1=0, z2s- p*y2s-(1-p)*y2=0, z3s- p*y3s -(1-p)*y3= 0, y1s+y2s+y3s=1,   y1s-thetas1*(1- z1s-z2s) -(1-thetas1)*z1s=0 } , [y1s]);

What is my mistake?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Gabriel