Jacques, thx - I have to think about it (not quite what I want - which is the answer in cases of s and e, but almost ...). The background: I have some old 'formula catalogue' for finance and that involves multivariate expressions. The questions are related to produce the limiting cases automatically and the conditions one wants to see are for given variables. I think the easiest will be to re-write that part (more or less it is only to apply monotony of exp and log by hand), the other stuff in my quite lengthy sheet (some dozens pages and I used to copy&paste parts from there to sheets where I use it) seems to work anymore.

Jacques, thx - I have to think about it (not quite what I want - which is the answer in cases of s and e, but almost ...). The background: I have some old 'formula catalogue' for finance and that involves multivariate expressions. The questions are related to produce the limiting cases automatically and the conditions one wants to see are for given variables. I think the easiest will be to re-write that part (more or less it is only to apply monotony of exp and log by hand), the other stuff in my quite lengthy sheet (some dozens pages and I used to copy&paste parts from there to sheets where I use it) seems to work anymore.

Even id I find the notations a bit inconvenient the following often works quite nice to find zeros of an equation:

RootOf( theEquation, x ):  sols:=[ allvalues(%) ];

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ok, i could do it with winword (or similar) i guess and never use the special tags one problem is the font (fixed font for code)

ok, i could do it with winword (or similar) i guess and never use the special tags one problem is the font (fixed font for code)

Almost always I use the classical interface and had no problems (*) to upgrade from 9 to 10 to 11. Good stuff. However I had the rare case where a sheet written in 9.52 immediately and silently died together with Maple after opening it in M10 (and 11). Reparing needed to remove all output, save it (using the old version) and to open and run it again with the new version (then it also worked with the old version). And before upgrade I backup my data files and activate system recovery, in most cases at least. (*) but still have some doubts for graphical drivers for Win XP home SP2.

it is the kind of stuff Bondarenkists are searching for ... AFAIK Marichev and Adamchik did a lot of stuff for implementing integration via G functions in MMA

it is the kind of stuff Bondarenkists are searching for ... AFAIK Marichev and Adamchik did a lot of stuff for implementing integration via G functions in MMA

very nice :-) For further generalizations one might try Adamchik "The evaluation of integrals of Bessel functions via G-function identities" p.6 ff at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~adamchik/papers.html

very nice :-) For further generalizations one might try Adamchik "The evaluation of integrals of Bessel functions via G-function identities" p.6 ff at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~adamchik/papers.html

all around breweries? was not aware it's so much part of Canadian culture and you like it :-) how about a Maple sheet showing the bio chemics of brewing?

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not sure whether i got your question correctly, but: can you create it in Maple and is it faster there? may be some re-sizing afterwards ... but with malloc you have be carefully, since you want a Maple object, no? or is it purely numerical for C coding?