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please help me for this problem
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How do I turn off Worksheet mode in a Maple Document.  I copied a calculation from a Worksheet into my Document, now I have to do calculation in 1-D math. 

Any advice would be helpful. 

This is a specific Maple 2016 question: I find that plots no longer remember their attributes (like size on the screen) upon re-execution of a worksheet, even though I have set the appropriate flag in the Interface pane of the preferences.

Can someone confirm this; or am I just being dense? Is this an OS X issue? An El Capitan issue?? Maple 2015 on Yosemite behaves as expected.

Maple 2016.1 on Mac OS X 10.11.5.

Thanks,

M.D.

Dear friends!

Please, suggest me, how to build a plot loocking as the following

where the values on the axis X (1, 5, 10, 50, ...) are categories, not numbers?

Below and above the iterators, there is a graphic with numbers rotated in all directions.  I am thinking it is based somewhat on what I have done here http://www.mapleprimes.com/posts/97195-Wordle-In-Maple

How did they get the rotations in Maple?

We've added a collection of thermal engineering applications to the Application Center. You could think of it as an e-book.

This collection has a few features that I think are pretty neat

• The applications are collected together in a Workbook; a single file gives you access to 30 applications
• You can navigate the contents using the Navigator or a hyperlinked table of contents
• You can change working fluids and operating conditions, while still using accurate thermophysical data

If you don't have Maple 2016, you can view and navigate the applications (and interactive with a few) using the free Player.

The collection includes these applications.

• Psychrometric Modeling
  • Swamp Cooler
  • Adiabatic Mixing of Air
  • Human Comfort Zone
  • Dew Point and Wet Bulb Temperature
  • Interactive Psychrometric Chart
• Thermodynamic Cycles
  • Ideal Brayton Cycle
  • Optimize a Rankine Cycle
  • Efficiency of a Rankine Cycle
  • Turbine Analysis
  • Organic Rankine Cycle
  • Isothermal Compression of Methane
  • Adiabatic Compression of Methane
• Refrigeration
  • COP of a Refrigeration Cycle
  • Flow Through an Expansion Valve
  • Food Refrigeration
  • Rate of Refrigerant Boiling
  • Refrigeration Cycle Analysis 1
  • Refrigeration Cycle Analysis 2
• Miscellaneous
  • Measurement Error in a Manometer
  • Particle Falling Through Air
  • Saturation Temperature of Fluids
  • Water Fountain
  • Water in Piston
• Heat Transfer
  • Dittus-Boelter Correlation
  • Double Pipe Heat Exchanger
  • Energy Needed to Vaporize Ethanol
  • Heat Transfer Coefficient Across a Flat Plate
• Vapor-Liquid Equilibria
  • Water-Ethanol

I have a few ideas for more themed Maple application collections. Data analysis, anyone?

Hi there,

Recently, I started to learn maple. I came across a problem. 

I entered following codes:

with(plots);

ball := proc (x, y) fieldplot([x, y], x = -1 .. 1, y = -1 .. 1) end proc;

ball(1,1);      

However, it showed me Error, (in plots/animate) bad range arguments -10. = -10 .. 10, -10. = -10 .. 10.

could someone tell me how to put fieldplot into procedure？ Very much appreciated.

Greetings to all. I am writing to present a Maple computation that is somewhat of a programming challenge. A recent Post at Math.Stackexchange.Com asked to compute the number of inequivalent colorings of the vertices and edges of a regular hexagon with two colors available for the vertices and three colors for the edges (vertex colors different from edge colors) under the simultaneous action of the dihedral group D₆ on the vertices and edges. This is a standard application of Burnside's Lemma and can be computed very straightforwardly using a negligible amount of computing resources. Important: this is the accepted method, it is documented at the MSE link and it works quite well. The answer is that there are 4183 unique configurations.

My purpose in this message is to propose the following task: write a program in your favorite programming language to verify this number by enumerating all possible configurations, computing the orbits of each, and tracking the orbits to eventually arrive at, we hope, the answer, 4183 as stated. This being MaplePrimes the programming language in question is Maple, of course. I implemented the enumeration method and it can be found in the attachments to this message. The algorithm takes about two minutes on the machine that I used and peak memory allocation is about 70 MB. This made for a frustrating debug cycle as it needed a two minute wait to see the result of the changes made to the source code. I therefore decided to use Perl instead of Maple. Imagine my surprise when the very same algorithm (consult attachment) implemented in Perl had a running time on the same machine of about three seconds, used a hash table of about 1.6MB and had resident memory footprint of 6MB. (In fact the hash table can be reduced to half size by simplifying the keys which makes them a bit more difficult to read during debugging.) Let me state it like this: Perl vs. Maple resulted in a speed gain of a factor of forty and a memory savings of 90 percent.

Now how to profit from this experience. A question naturally appears at this point: can we optimize the Maple code so as to bring it into the range of the parameters of the Perl? Here we permit all sorts of optimizations that may occur to the Maple coder other than using Burnside where the motivation is that for many of us including myself there always remain additional Maple programming techniques to learn and acquire. I hope this makes for an enjoyable exercise and I am looking forward to seeing a Maple implementation that can compete with the Perl. This is not code golf but conciseness is a plus.

hex-maple.txt

hex-pl.txt

Happy computing!

Best regards, Marko Riedel

PS: I suspect working with hash tables rather than sets may be a start.

I have the following PDE system steaming from Flash Photolysis:

when I use pdsolve(pdesys,[J,C]) I get:

The solution appears to be either C(x,t) = 0 or J(x,t) = 0. This are the obvious solutions (0 = 0). I have the analytical solution to this PDE system where neither C(x,t) nor J(x,t) are 0.

How to solve this system in maple? Thanks.

Example 6 from Maple Help.

restart:

with(Optimization):

LPSolve(2*x+5*y, {3*x-y = 1, x-y <= 5}, assume = {integer, nonnegative})

Kernel crash the same with Maple 2015.

Does anyone can confirm?

Mariusz Iwaniuk

Maple evaluates:

but when I ask:

Maple will verify sin(u)/cos(u)=tan(u) but beyond that it does not seem to work too well. I suspect this has something to do with verify being a "semi-boolean" function but searching the docs for what that mean returns no results. It may mean "I am unable to decidee". But how should I know? :-(

This is Maple 2016.1 on Windows. There is a post on verifying very simple identities.

Edit As usual some very helpful answers for which many thanks. It is poor that Maple does not document the meaning of FAIL.It seems that for trig identities the expandverfier is the best.

Edit Maple documents FAIL under ? FAIL. I am not sure how I got a blank page when I searched.

hi.how convert root of to explicit form.

w is a imaginary..

thanks

123.mw

Download 123.mw

Hi,

I'm new to the physics package - wondering if i can tweak it a bit to look like things i'm used to:

is there a way to make Christoffel symbols print as upper case gamma, instead of  'G'?

KroneckerDelta print as lower case delta, instead of 'd'?

can i make the Schwarzschild metric look like it does in Hartle, Carroll, and others:

-(1 - 2M/r)dt^2 + (1-2M/r)^-1 + r^2(dtheta^2 + sin(theta)^2 dphi^2)

i know about setting the signature in Setup.

i have tried the 'Coordinates' command, but when i give it X=[t,r,theta,phi] i always seem to get back

[t,r,q,f]

i am running maple 2016

many thanks,

larry

Hello everybody.

I have a function:

f(x,y)=GAMMA(y, -ln(x))/GAMMA(y)

seq(sum(f(x, y), y = 0 .. 1), x = 0 .. 5)

and I got a error message:

Error, (in ln) numeric exception: division by zero ??
This is normal behavior in seq function or Bug?

but  when I'm first calculate the sum sol := sum(f(x, y), y = 0 .. 1) -> x,

and evalf([seq(sol, x = 0 .. 5)]) ->[0., 1., 2., 3., 4., 5.] works fine.

Seq-division_by_zero.mw

Mariusz Iwaniuk

My old harddisk recently died and I am currently using a new one. I still have the license code for Maple 2016. Is it still possible for me to install Maple 2016 or 1 license = 1 installation?