I am using matrices to input data in order to plot it on a surface plot. Is it then possible to export an animation of this graph rotating around an axis?

My matrix is 40 x 3 Matrix

Thanks :)

I have the following function which came from a collaborator of a collaborator. It computes a generating function for a family of function's we're using.

GF_Generate := proc (n) 
	local summand, i, j;
	summand := U[0]^x[0]*mul(U[i]^y[i], i = 1 .. n)*mul(binomial(x[0]+add(w[j], j = 1 .. i), y[i])*p^y[i]*(1-p)^(x[0]+add(w[j], j = 1 .. i)-y[i])*binomial(x[0]-1+add(w[j], j = 1 .. i), x[0]-1+add(w[j], j = 1 .. i-1))*v[i]^(x[0]+add(w[j], j = 1 .. i-1))*(1-v[i])^w[i], i = 1 .. n);

	for j from n by -1 to 1 do summand := normal(sum(summand, y[j] = 0 .. infinity)) end do;
	for j from n by -1 to 1 do summand := normal(sum(summand, w[j] = 0 .. infinity)) end do;
	
	sum(summand, x[0] = 0 .. infinity) 
end proc;

For arguments of 2 and 3 it's quick and works fine on Maple18 (tested both GUI and terminal client on OS X), Maple2015 (tested terminal client only on RHEL linux), but generates a "too many levlels of recursion" error in Maple2016 (tested terminal client only on RHEL linux; same server as Maple2015 was tested). It's slow for arguments of 4 and above (45 minutes for n=4 on my mac laptop), so I haven't tested it thoroughly with larger arguments.

Any idea why this code fails in Maple 2016?

I'm trying plot  with implicitplot a expresion which involve Lambert W, but the result is very confuse, is it normal? Could i improve the result?, how?. Thank!

Is there anyone who has seen maple 2017 provide some details about what new features are being introduced. Is there a platform where we can suggest what features we would like to be added or enhanced?

Usually maple displays legend as either a colored line or symbol. If pointline is used in the structure of the command the plot is displayed as both point and line while the legends appear as a colored line, Is there a way in which the curve will combine both point and line and the legend(s) will be strictly point?

Thank you and kind regards

Dear Maple community,

I've added a label to one of my plot similar to . How can I prevent Maple from rearranging it to ? I think it might have something to do with typeset..?

Thank you very much for your support!

Claudio

Dear Maple community,

I just recently purchased Maple 2016.2 Student Edition for my bachelor thesis and ran into an issue I was unable to resolve myself, maybe I didn't find the right English search terms..?

I need to use a small greek gamma with a horizontal bar above it. I know how to use accents, though, in output the bar is missing and this seems to apply for gamma ONLY. Is it just me or is it a bug maybe? I used exactly the same procedure to enter all variables.

The same problem returns when I try to add gamma to a plot label, so I think it's somehow connected.

From what I gathered so far, maybe it's possible to work around by editing some sort of Maple source code..? But I wouldn't know how to do that, so any help would be very much appreciated!

Thanks in advance and best regards from Germany

Claudio

I have $ signs suddenly apearing down the side of my document. They are randomly formatting numbers. Don't know how I turned it on. How to undo?  Do they affect calculation accuracy or are they purely dislap formatting

Hellow.
Is Maple understand the symbol f(i,j), f[i,j], f:=-->(i.j) and f_{i,j}  in the same way or in different way.

Dear Maple experts,

I am struggling with a difference between the symbolic and numerical solution of an eigendecomposition of a symmetric positive definite matrix. Numerically the solution seems correct, but the symbolic solution puzzles me. In the symbolic solution the reconstructed matrix is different from the original matrix (although the difference between the original and the reconstructed matrix seems to be related to an unknown scalar multiplier.

restart;
with(LinearAlgebra);
Lambda := Matrix(5, 1, symbol = lambda);
Theta := Matrix(5, 5, shape = diagonal, symbol = theta);
#Ω is the matrix that will be diagonalized.
Omega := MatrixPower(Theta, -1/2) . Lambda . Lambda^%T . MatrixPower(Theta, -1/2);
#Ω is symmetric and in practice always positive definite, but I do not know how to specify the assumption of positivess definiteness in Maple
IsMatrixShape(Omega, symmetric);

# the matrix Omega is very simple and Maple finds a symbolic solution
E, V := Eigenvectors(Omega);

# this will not return the original matrix

simplify(V . DiagonalMatrix(E) . V^%T)

# check this numerically with the following values.

lambda[1, 1] := .9;lambda[2, 1] := .8;lambda[3, 1] := .7;lambda[4, 1] := .85;lambda[5, 1] := .7;
theta[1, 1] := .25;theta[2, 2] := .21;theta[3, 3] := .20;theta[4, 4] := .15;theta[5, 5] := .35;

The dotproduct is not always zero, although I thought that the eigenvectors should be orthogonal.

I know eigenvector solutions may be different because of scalar multiples, but here I am not able to understand the differences between the numerical and symbolic solution.

I probably missed something, but I spend the whole saturday trying to solve this problem, but I can not find it.

I attached both files.

Anyone? Thank in advance,

Harry

eigendecomposition_numeric.mw

eigendecomposition_symbolic.mw

restart:
tf:=2:
n:=2:
X[1]:=t->t^2:
A[1]:=diff(X[1](t),t,t):
plot(A[1](t),t=0..tf,labels=["Time t","n times derivative of X[1](t)"]);

I have a code like above. I run it. Then,

in the labels; it was written "n times derivative of X[1](t)"] why not "2 times derivative of X[1](t)"]) ? and why was not the subscript appeared ? I mean that I want to see X₁ instead of  X[1]?

Help me please.

Thank you.

Hello there, my first time posting in this forum and using Maple, so sorry if I make some mistakes.

I'm trying to read a wav audio file, but there's this weird error that I can't understand : 

with(AudioTools);

[Audio, Clip, Convolution, Create, Duration, Extract, FormatFromName, Formats, Modulate, Normalize, Play, Preview, Read, Record, Resample, Scale, ToMono, ToStereo, Write]


audio := Read("C:\\Users\\Simon\\Desktop\\Test\\440.wav");

Error, (in readbytes) WAVE Error: unexpected end of file

Do you know what it can mean ? I'm sure it's a wave file, so I don't really get it

Dear All,

I am working on ODEs and have obtained the plot for "variable vs time". I would like to know if it is possible and how to analyze those data in the frequency domain.ODEs.mw

Thank you.

Very kind wishes,

Wang Zhe

Hello,

I am working with numerical function with two indices, such as f[i,j], where i,j run over 1 to N, where N is n integer number.

The resluts stored in vector colummn for each value of j. i.e.

for each j=1,     G1:=Vector[column](N,i-->f(i,1))

for each j=2,     G2:=Vector[column](N,i-->f(i,2))

and so on.

The procedure is working for the first value j=1.

for the second value the following message appear

{--> enter Terminate, args = 
{--> enter Terminate, args = 
<-- exit Terminate (now in Terminate) = }
<-- exit Terminate (now at top level) = }
 

I have a nested for loop that iterates through a range of values for x and y coordinates to create a 3d surface for illustration of my research. after the x loop there is a y loop, and inside of that y loop is a series of commands to find some eigenvalues of a matrix (which become the z coordinates) and sort them into already open files. This isn't bad when the precision i require is more than .02, but some of my matrices require up to 0.005 or less. The latter precision costs hours of computation time on just one processor. However my laptop has an i7, so I want to see if i can get the for loop to send its next iteration to the next processor in line while it has the previous ones still calculating. Have any tips?