@Robert Israel and @Tatan 2501

Can the maple code be provided as well?

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Is there a specific reason the Maple code is not being included? 

Thanks Alex for the file and thanks Will for fixing it.

Maybe a procedure proc is what you are looking for?

Just a simple suggestion that may help anyone encountering lost kernel connection.

Having two Maple documents open might be a good practice and especially helpful when encountering this message.  It allows you to continue to work in the other document.  Add to the fact that saving your work may not be an option when this message comes up, at least now you can copy and paste your work into the new document.  This also saves you from having to close and re-open Maple.

Then just close the lost kernel connection document by ending one of the mserver.exe processes in the task manager.  With some logic you'll figure out which mserver.exe process you need to end, but each mserver.exe process refers to one of your documents within a Maple session.  

Just a simple suggestion that may help anyone encountering lost kernel connection.

Having two Maple documents open might be a good practice and especially helpful when encountering this message.  It allows you to continue to work in the other document.  Add to the fact that saving your work may not be an option when this message comes up, at least now you can copy and paste your work into the new document.  This also saves you from having to close and re-open Maple.

Then just close the lost kernel connection document by ending one of the mserver.exe processes in the task manager.  With some logic you'll figure out which mserver.exe process you need to end, but each mserver.exe process refers to one of your documents within a Maple session.  

Okay

Advanced Search -> product Maple 6 -> Search  ..  This always displays pg 1 of 66, no matter what older product version I select.  Then selecting click here to versions prior to Maple10 brings up 2 applications.  But selecting it again brings me to the proper queried search pg 1 of 18 which is the link you provided.  

Just curious, but doing a search for Maple 6, Maple 7, and Maple 8 brings up only 2, 1 and 6 appications respectively.

That can't be right.  Is it? 

Okay, I tried the same procedure as I mentioned above. 

Click advanced search in the left hand margin, then leave all fields blank and select Maple V.  It mentions pg 1 of 66 but still shows newer applications.  However if I then click on a page number it correctly gets me to the pages holding Maple V applications (pg 1 of 13).  Great!

Now if I had instead selected to search older versions prior to Maple 10 instead of selecting a page number (because the search brought up newer applications) I would be taken to pg 1 of 2 for MapleSim applications.  hmmm ...  so back clicking a couple to bring me back to the advanced search page shows, in the product selection menu, MapleSim 4 for some reason.  Probably a search routine including part of another routine or something, not quite sure though. 

But hopefully from what I have found can help you refine and debug the search engine further.  Thanks again for looking into it, much appreciated.

@acer Great!  Thanks!  I understand now what you meant about testing conditions twice.   And thanks for tweaking the code a little bit. 

@acer Thank you for your helpful suggestions. 

I addressed most of what you pointed out and have an update here.  In my excitement over creating a new isotope table for maple I didn't even realize I had calculated conditions for seconds twice.  The only thing I don't quite understand yet is your suggestion for testing conditions twice (b[i,j]<b).

In the meantime here is my updated procedure.

New_Isotope_proc.mw

There was a small error I missed during the for loop when if a set of isotopes contained only 1 isotope my code wouldn't capture it properly, so I've fixed that.  And I have now slightly modified the code into a procedure so you can size the isotope chart to any number of elements.

Note to maplesoft: The Isotope table has not been updated for some time now.  Maple 14 contains the same number of isotopes as Maple 12, there have been a number of new discoveries since then.  I am requesting that you include updated data in your new releases / updates.  Thanks.

IsotopeTable(116)

Isotope_-_procedur.mw

Thank you, once again. 

Thank you, once again. 

Thanks.  Okay I found the reason for the empty x's display.  My typsetting level in the display options had been set to Extended.  Setting it to Maple standard, displays it properly. 

Thanks Pagan for the code and thanks Acer for getting me to dig deeper into my Maple settings. 
Much appreciated.

Let it be known that there are some pitfalls to watch out for using Maple in document mode.  One must also be cautious about what settings the user has changed from the default settings.  It would almost be good idea to have a menu pad in Maple that displays to the user what settings he/she has changed or modified from the original settings.

Thanks.  Okay I found the reason for the empty x's display.  My typsetting level in the display options had been set to Extended.  Setting it to Maple standard, displays it properly. 

Thanks Pagan for the code and thanks Acer for getting me to dig deeper into my Maple settings. 
Much appreciated.

Let it be known that there are some pitfalls to watch out for using Maple in document mode.  One must also be cautious about what settings the user has changed from the default settings.  It would almost be good idea to have a menu pad in Maple that displays to the user what settings he/she has changed or modified from the original settings.