@puckie Yes, sorry, that statement is quite complicated. But note that it got significantly more complicated when you cut and pasted it. Learning that statement will take quite a bit of study. A place to start is ?LinearAlgebra,General,MVshortcut and ?$

Can you show an example or post a worksheet?

@puckie The problem is that you have V:= [1,2,3,4,5,6], but you should have V:=[4,5,6,7,8,9,10].

@puckie The problem is that you have V:= [1,2,3,4,5,6], but you should have V:=[4,5,6,7,8,9,10].

@puckie On American keyboards, the underscore or underline is the shifted version of the minus sign. Note that the name y__1 contains two of these. The accent grave is the leftmost key is second row, to the left of number 1. The accents are not necessary in the name y__1 (but it shouldn't make any difference if you do use them). They are necessary for names that contain strange characters, such as `<|>` and the empty name ``, which has no characters.

@puckie On American keyboards, the underscore or underline is the shifted version of the minus sign. Note that the name y__1 contains two of these. The accent grave is the leftmost key is second row, to the left of number 1. The accents are not necessary in the name y__1 (but it shouldn't make any difference if you do use them). They are necessary for names that contain strange characters, such as `<|>` and the empty name ``, which has no characters.

@puckie No, it works for me in the sense that I get the actual numbers in the Matrix and in the Spreadsheet. I've attached my executed worksheet: Table2.mw

What version of Maple are you using? I have

Maple 17.01 / 64-bit / Windows 8 / Standard GUI

@puckie No, it works for me in the sense that I get the actual numbers in the Matrix and in the Spreadsheet. I've attached my executed worksheet: Table2.mw

What version of Maple are you using? I have

Maple 17.01 / 64-bit / Windows 8 / Standard GUI

@puckie When I execute your worksheet, it works perfectly for me. I didn't make any changes. Try Execute -> Worksheet from the Edit menu.

@puckie When I execute your worksheet, it works perfectly for me. I didn't make any changes. Try Execute -> Worksheet from the Edit menu.

@puckie I didn't see any attached file. Please attach the worksheet itself. Just from your description, I suspect that in the definition of Matrix M, you have F[i](V[i]) instead of the correct F[i](V(j)).

@puckie I didn't see any attached file. Please attach the worksheet itself. Just from your description, I suspect that in the definition of Matrix M, you have F[i](V[i]) instead of the correct F[i](V(j)).

Perhaps this is more clear:

restart:
Digits:= 200:
Order:= 20:
S:= convert(asympt(ln(n!), n), polynom);

evalf[10](evalf(eval(S, n= (1024+83/99)*10^95)/ln(10)));

Perhaps this is more clear:

restart:
Digits:= 200:
Order:= 20:
S:= convert(asympt(ln(n!), n), polynom);

evalf[10](evalf(eval(S, n= (1024+83/99)*10^95)/ln(10)));

Bravo. This is a beautiful and complicated geometric construction done entirely in Maple's geometry package, with step-by-step plots.