Need help solving Iterated Double Integrals? See the interactive Iterated Double Integrals Video Tutorial: Video Tutorial: Iterated Double Integrals (Ctrl+click on link)   Alternatively, view the attached worksheet for a brief review of the concept and solutions for 2 examples using 4 different Maple tools.   Feel free to

Following the midi crash course written by Daniel White, and using a table of midi note numbers, it is rather easy to write a Maple procedure producing midi files. Here is an example that I posted in Simple Sounds thread, slightly modified by adding an instrument as a 3rd parameter:

Does Maplesoft provide Maple help menu online?

Does anyone know what happend to the version of Maple that would run on a Casio PDA? Is it still possible to obtain this software, and is there any PDA that will actually run it?

Go to http://www.facebook.com/pages/Maplesoft/47238276041. Maplesoft on Facebook? Math talk mingling with my meaningless personal status reports? Are we now laying a clear path for the Maple world to walk right into our private lives? Now I’m worried.

Bonjour,
Je travaille avec mapple et je me suis retrouvé face à un probleme.
J'ai une procedure s'appelenant myproc je veux résoudre l'equation suivante myproc(x)=1,ça me cause des probleme que je n'ai pas su resoudre.
En effet, "myproc" contient une procedure if.
Je dois donc faire solve('myproc'(x),x),ça me genere des solution de la forme, RootOf (n*myproc(_Z)) que je n'ai pas su évaluer.
De l'aide.

Let f(y,θ)=y ∗ exp(−y) ∗ cos(k ∗ y ∗ cos θ). The double integrale, first over θ, from 0 to π, and then over y, from 0 to infinity, is equal to π / (1 + k^2)^(3/2) (see, Gradshteyn and Ryzhik, 6.623.2).

Maple is doing well, already in version 7 (my very first verison). You can check this by issuing the following commads
f:= cos(k ∗ y ∗ cos θ)/Pi :
i1 := int(f , θ = 0..Pi) :
i2 := int(y ∗ exp(−y) ∗ i1, y = 0..infinity) ;

Hi:

 

I purchased Maple 12 after talking to a sales rep and was given download link and a temporarary purchase code I could use to activate Maple 12. What is the next step? Will I have to obtain some kind of permement activation? and how can I do this? Thanks!

I am attempting to install Maple 12 on OSX 10.5.6 and have installed X11. When I open the installer it asks for my admin password, I enter it, and then the installer just closes. I am not sure why. Does anyone know why or have possible reasons why? I would love to get this fixed ASAP. Thanks

It is some time ago, that I was fighting with that model and how
to estimate the 3 parameters (until recognizing that one may want
restrictions for them).
Essentially one uses the statistics of the underlying data to get
a reasonable starting guess. 
For an estimation then one can use the Optimization package.
The gradients involved are best coded as a floating point library,
which here is done through a DLL (it should work on all Windows OS),
code in C is included for that.
Meanwhile all can be done using 'Compiler:-compile' or the Watcom
compiler delivered with Maple.
I left that older sheet as it is - in Maple 9 (may be one should
brush it up for concurrent Maple versions, they are grumbling a bit
about the code) and hope it is of interest despite of that.

Maple sheet: www.mapleprimes.com/files/102_Garch.mws
DLL + code:  www.mapleprimes.com/files/102_Garch.dll.zip
as a pdf:    www.mapleprimes.com/files/102_Garch.mws.pdf

 

We’re now at an inflection point in which symbolic technology will automate physical modeling and equation generation through tools like MapleSim. As a recent webinar hosted by Maplesoft and the Society of Automotive Engineers proved, engineers are fascinated by the application of the technology, and the technology itself.

Well, we've officially joined the web 2.0 revolution :) ... Maplesoft now has a page on Facebook.Come check it out and become a fan!

The Facebook page is intended to be a place for our “fans” to gather, share ideas and talk about their Maple experiences. The page will continue to be updated with interesting photos, videos (including a great one of some of our staff trying to work off the Christmas weight gain!...

• Voting patterns in Mexico and Florida.
• The size of files in your Maple 12 installation
• Stock trading volumes on the NYSE

What do all of these have in common? They, and other data sets drawn from the real world, often follow a non-intuitive pattern called Benford’s Law.

Maple 12.02 is now available. The Maple 12.02 update includes enhancements in a variety of areas, including:

Reduce became free and is available for download.

Alec