I was taking notes from a video and fromatting them in a table so I could pring them.

I an using the commands in the context panel to keep things neat.

I can't get this to work for the last row of the table. when I select the equation, the right context panel changes to information about the table and the commands for manipulating the equations are not available. This occurs on the tenth row or later. 

I have since tried interface(rtablesize = [12,12]) but that didnt help.

If I run the document I can get the 10th row to solve by displaying the output first and then using the commands from the context panel

2*a[0]*a[9]*c[2] + 2*a[1]*a[8]*c[2] + 2*a[2]*a[7]*c[2] + 2*a[3]*a[6]*c[2] + 2*a[4]*a[5]*c[2] + a[9]*c[1];
 
                              8            
                     1430 c[2]             
                     ---------- + a[9] c[1]
                           16              
                       c[1]                

                             "(->)"

solve( 1430*c[2]^8/c[1]^16 + a[9]*c[1]=0, a[9] );
                                     8
                            1430 c[2] 
                          - ----------
                                  17  
                              c[1]    

                             "(->)"

a[9] := -1430*c[2]^8/c[1]^17: 'a[9]';
                              a[9]

Edited:- to improve readability and add more information.

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I only use latex() to convert Maple solution to Latex. I do not export whole document to Latex.

When I ask Maple to convert this solution of a PDE to latex, it generated strange Latex which is different, from the Latex it generates for same solution, when doing File->Export As->Latex.

The Latex it generated in the export case, is the one I want. The latex it generates from the latex() command, I am not able to use and is completely different. It has things like \mathit{Typesetting} and other different latex.  

Why is that? And how to make it generates the same Latex for this expression as in the export case?

First I show screen shot, then the worksheet to reproduce it

But Now when I save this worksheet (with only the expression I want) 

Using File->Export As->Latex, and then look at the latex for the "sol" in the latex file generated, this is what it shows (I am only showing the latex part of the above, not the whole file)

\begin{maplelatex}
\mapleinline{inert}{2d}{}
{\[\mathit{sol} \coloneqq u \left(r ,t \right)=\mathcal{L}^{-1}
\left(\frac{\mathrm{BesselJ}\left(0,10 \sqrt{-s}\, r \right) s}
{\mathrm{BesselJ}\left(0,20 \sqrt{-s}\right) \left(s^{2}+1\right)},s ,t \right)
-\mathcal{L}^{-1}\left(\frac{\mathrm{BesselJ}\left(0,10 \sqrt{-s}\, r \right)}
{\mathrm{BesselJ}\left(0,20 \sqrt{-s}\right) s},s ,t \right)
-\cos \left(t \right)+1\]}
\end{maplelatex}

The above latex I can compile standalone, and it does not have the problematic constructs found when using latex(sol)

One can see it is very different from the top one given earlier.

Why are the two latex different? Is there an extra setting one needs to adjust?  How make latex(sol) generate the same latex for the expression as found in the file generated by export as latex?

may_2.mw

update 1

Did some debugging. The problem happens when using `:-executeprintroutines`.  Tracing the latex() command in the debugger. At lines 42, it has the call

texlist := [latex:-Print(e,_rest,':-executeprintroutines',':- handleimaginaryunit',':-performonlyoncetasks',opt)];

Where e above is the expression to convert to Latex. When I removed ':-executeprintroutines' the problems in latex went away. Here is an example

restart;
sol:=u(r,t) = invlaplace(BesselJ(0,10*(-s)^(1/2)*r)/BesselJ(0,20*(-s)^(1/2))*s/(s^2+1),s, t) - invlaplace(BesselJ(0,10*(-s)^(1/2)*r)/BesselJ(0,20*(-s)^(1/2))/s,s, t)- cos(t) + 1;
latex:-Print(sol)

Gives

"u ! left(r , t\right)", ` = `, `\\mathit{invlaplace} 
\\! \\left(\\frac{\\mathit{BesselJ}\\! \\left(0, 10 \\sqrt{-s}\\, r \\right) s}
{\\mathit{BesselJ}\\! \\left(0, 20 \\sqrt{-s}\\right) \\left(s^{2}+1\\right)}, s , t\\right)
-\\mathit{invlaplace} \\! \\left(\\frac{\\mathit{BesselJ}\\! 
\\left(0, 10 \\sqrt{-s}\\, r \\right)}{\\mathit{BesselJ}\\! \\left(0, 20 \\sqrt{-s}\\right) s}, s , t\\right)
-\\cos \\! \\left(t \\right)+1`

Now notice what happens when adding ':-executeprintroutines'

restart;
sol:=u(r,t) = invlaplace(BesselJ(0,10*(-s)^(1/2)*r)/BesselJ(0,20*(-s)^(1/2))*s/(s^2+1),s, t) - invlaplace(BesselJ(0,10*(-s)^(1/2)*r)/BesselJ(0,20*(-s)^(1/2))/s,s, t)- cos(t) + 1;
latex:-Print(sol,':-executeprintroutines')

it gives the problematic latex

"u ! left(r , t\right)", ` = `, `\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{msup}\\! 
\\left(\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{mi}\\! 
\\left(\\text{\`\`$\\mathcal\\{L\\}$"}\\right), \\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq 
\\mathit{mrow}\\! \\left(\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{mo}\\! 
\\left(\\text{\`\`$-$"}\\right), \\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{mn}\\! 
\\left(\`\`1"\\right)\\right), \\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{msemantics}=\\text{\`\`atomic"}\\right)\\! \\left(\\frac{J_{0}\\! \\left(10 
\\sqrt{-s}\\, r \\right) s}{J_{0}\\! \\left(20 \\sqrt{-s}\\right) \\left(s^{2}+1\\right)}, s , t\\right)-
\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{msup}\\! \\left(\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq 
\\mathit{mi}\\! \\left(\\text{\`\`$\\mathcal\\{L\\}$"}\\right), \\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq 
\\mathit{mrow}\\! \\left(\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{mo}\\! \\left(\\text{\`\`$-$"}\\right), 
\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{mn}\\! \\left(\`\`1"\\right)\\right), 
\\mathit{Typesetting}\\mcoloneq \\mathit{msemantics}=
\\text{\`\`atomic"}\\right)\\! \\left(\\frac{J_{0}\\! \\left(10 \\sqrt{-s}\\, r \\right)}
{J_{0}\\! \\left(20 \\sqrt{-s}\\right) s}, s , t\\right)-\\cos \\! \\left(t \\right)+1`

I do not know what :-executeprintroutines does and how one can tell latex() not to call it at the user level. I asked about :-executeprintroutines before here

  https://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/231230-Why-Latex-Removes-Constant-From-Expression

And I could not find any documenation on it.  

I tried to define my own executeprintroutines proc() which does nothing. But it did not help

restart;
sol:=u(r,t) = invlaplace(BesselJ(0,10*(-s)^(1/2)*r)/BesselJ(0,20*(-s)^(1/2))*s/(s^2+1),s, t) - invlaplace(BesselJ(0,10*(-s)^(1/2)*r)/BesselJ(0,20*(-s)^(1/2))/s,s, t)- cos(t) + 1;
executeprintroutines:=proc()
   NULL;
end proc;
latex(sol)

The Latex was not fixed. It is same. 

May be the above will help find the issue.

Hello,

I am trying to calculate the Dirichlet integral with the residue theorem and the LineInt command. I use the classic lace (Cf below) and the function exp(iz)/z. I don't understand why the LineInt function returns zero on the top semicircle. The result should depend on r and only be zero for limit(%, R = infinity).

Thanks for your help.

Attached is a worksheet containing a simple assignment that gives an "illegal use of an object as a name" error. I created the superscripted name in the following way.

1)  type b.

2) click on the Insert|Typesetting|Superscript  item in the insert menu.

3) enter 1 at the cursor in the superscript position.

4)  the result is a name b with superscript 1, but this symbol does not constitute a valid name for an assignment.

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I trying to display factorials in a matrix as e.g 6!4!/5! not 144.
 

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n := 3;
Digits := 10;
R_const := 8.314;
currentdir();
const := [1, 1, 1];
b := 20;
W := readdata("data20.txt", 2);
W := [seq([W[i, 2], W[i, 1]], i = 1 .. nops(W))];
Tempset := seq(W[i, 1], i = 1 .. nops(W));
Rateset := seq(W[i, 2], i = 1 .. nops(W));
Temp := [seq(W[i, 1], i = 1 .. nops(W))];
pdata := plots[pointplot](W, color = red);
pdata;

h[5] := 1;
h[4] := 8.5733287401;
h[3] := 18.059016973;
h[2] := 8.6347608925;
h[1] := 0.2677737343;
p[5] := 1;
p[4] := 9.5733223454;
p[3] := 25.6329561486;
p[2] := 21.0996530827;
p[1] := 3.9584969228;
r := x -> local m; exp(-x)*add(h[m]*x^(m - 1), m = 1 .. 5)/(x*add(p[m]*x^(m - 1), m = 1 .. 5));

q := (i, x) -> -Temp[1]*exp(-E_sim[i]/(R_const*Temp[1])) + E_sim[i]*r(E_sim[i]/(R_const*Temp[1]))/R_const + x*exp(-E_sim[i]/(R_const*x)) - E_sim[i]*r(E_sim[i]/(R_const*x))/R_const;

for i to n do
    R[i] := [seq(1 - exp(-A_sim[i]*const[i]*q(i, Temp[j])/b), j = 2 .. nops(Temp))];
end do;
for i to n do
    Der[i] := [seq(c_sim[i]*A_sim[i]*const[i]*exp(-E_sim[i]/(R_const*Temp[j]))*(1 - R[i][j]), j = 1 .. nops(Temp) - 1)];
end do;
Deriv := add(Der[i], i = 1 .. n);
model := [seq([Temp[i], Deriv[i]], i = 1 .. nops(R[1]))];
objective := add((W[i, 2] - model[i, 2])^2, i = 1 .. nops(Temp) - 1);
with(GlobalOptimization);
infolevel[GlobalOptimization] := 3;
Results := GlobalOptimization[GlobalSolve](objective, {add(c_sim[i], i = 1 .. 3) <= 1}, c_sim[1] = 0.05 .. 0.06, c_sim[2] = 0.85 .. 0.88, c_sim[3] = 0.05 .. 0.6, E_sim[1] = 33880 .. 33890, E_sim[2] = 40220 .. 41230, E_sim[3] = 23230 .. 23235, A_sim[1] = 2453 .. 2455, A_sim[2] = 190 .. 192, A_sim[3] = 1830 .. 1832, timelimit = 7200);
          [GetLastSolution, GlobalSolve, Interactive]

Results := [Float(undefined), [A_sim[1] = 2454.85789978944, 

  A_sim[2] = 190.143107633747, A_sim[3] = 1831.19959951461, 

  E_sim[1] = 33883.8826959700, E_sim[2] = 40796.6139830241, 

  E_sim[3] = 23230.4022199775, c_sim[1] = 0.0558944062681716, 

  c_sim[2] = 0.851532317382881, c_sim[3] = 0.0845465106500359]]

DEV_perc := 100*sqrt(Results[1]/(nops(Temp) - 3*n))/max(Rateset);
       DEV_perc := Float(undefined) + Float(undefined) 

Unsolved for Maple?

Thanks for reading.

I am just evaluating Maple 2021 under Windows 10 and I have something strange happening when I press F1 for Help or I select Maple Help in Help Menu. The first time the help window will appear but if I close it then impossible to view it again by pressing F1 or by selecting it in the Help menu. Also the same for other choices in the help menu like

Maple Help F1
Maple Portal
Study Guides
What's New

But any choices inside On the web will always work.

I am using Windows 10 latest release in french and the keyboard layout in ENG I don't think it is related but just in case someone ask me.

Have you notice the same problem ?

I have used the open source maxima quite a bit, and variable replacement was easy. For example:

3x+2y,x=20,y=5

3x+2y,x=3m-4p,y=(a+b)^2

I could combine very easily, like:

a=3x+2y             (%1)

4a-2b,%1

%1,x=5,y=7

and so on...I use variable replacement in equations VERY regularly, and so far, all I have found is having to use a mouse and select "Evaluate at a point". I'm not even sure I could put other equations in there if I wanted to. Even if it does work, the more complicated scenarios that I did routinely in maxima would still be virtually impossible this way.

Thus, the question is, is there doc somewhere on how to make various variable replacements, and equation combining like this easy?

I'm trying to understand what I need to do to get Maple to solve the heat equation in spherical coordinates. I'm considering a test problem: a spherical shell with inner radius 1 and outer radius 2. Boundary conditions require the temperature of the inner and outer surfaces are to always equal zero. The initial condition requires the temperature inside the shell to be -sin(pi*r). 

The attached worksheet provides my attempt to solve this problem. Executing this worksheet will quickly give a general solution but this does not include the initial condition. If this is included then Maple fails to give a solution even after a 20 min wait. 

Could someone offer me guidance on how to proceed?

shell.mw

I want to sum a series by getting multiple values from a list.  Based on the list L I was trying

add(A, [m2, m3] in L)   This seem to have dissapeared from the document but the error message remains.

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I have two summations that Maple converts to hypergeometric outputs. Is there a way to stop that?

I dont know how to get Maple to expand the Hyper geometric output for a given walue of N

if the value of N is defined first the output is as I would expect.

The real problem, the sumations are nested and when I get to four nested sums Maple sits there for hours trying to evaluate the general case. 

I have only included the first 2 summations.

Any insights on this would be appreciated.
 

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What is the reason for the warning?

restart;
f := (x, y, z) -> 1 - x^4 + ln(x^4) + z^4 - y^4 - y^4*(ln(z^4) - ln(y^4));

with(Optimization);
Minimize(f(x, y, z), {x^2 + y^2 - z^2 - 1 = 0, 0 <= x - 1, 0 <= y - x, 0 <= z - y});
Warning, no iterations performed as initial point satisfies first-order conditions
                 [0., [x = 1., y = 1., z = 1.]]

I'm trying to lad a comma separated data set and I get an "Invalid minus error".  Neither the filename nor the data set has a minus anywhere in them.  See attached file:  SST Gm Stats.mw  

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Since I can't upload a .csv file here are its contents:

5248.65,5178.95,5231.01,5161.78,5329.23,5258.52,5311.33,5241.1,5268.2,5198.26,5250.5,5181.03,5348.75,5277.8,5330.79,5260.32,5248.91,5179.21,5231.27,5162.03,5329.49,5258.77,5311.59,5241.35,5268.47,5198.53,5250.77,5181.29,5349.02,5278.06,5331.06,5260.58,5238.16,5168.61,5220.56,5151.47,5318.58,5248.01,5300.72,5230.63,5257.68,5187.88,5240.02,5170.68,5338.06,5267.25,5320.15,5249.81,5238.42,5168.86,5220.82,5151.72,5318.84,5248.27,5300.98,5230.88,5257.95,5188.14,5240.28,5170.94,5338.33,5267.52,5320.41,5250.07,5249.41

Where's the "minus" let alone an invalid one?

John

Let's say I have an mpl file and in this file there are several lines $include<~/~/~.mpl> and in some of those called mpl files, there are also some more include lines. And assume the paths of these files are given relative to a specific folder. Now I guess this specific folder has to be mentioned by modifying includepath. But looking at the help pages related to includepath (here and here) I get this sentence "it can be modified by calling kernelopts(includepath)", but I tired typing things like kernelopts(includepath):="C:\\Homes\\testFolder"; and still I see "" for kernelopts(includepath);. How can I tell Maple to look for the files relative to this location either by typing something at the Maple worksheet before typing read("C:\\Home\\testFolder\\main.mpl); or by adding a line at my main mpl file?

It is said that the LaTeX export of maple2021 has been improved , but unfortunately I still encounter the following problems.

When I execute the following related graph theory code,

It is strange that all graphs(.eps) are not produced in  corresponding folder  when I exported it as latex file . So it leads to the lack of graphs in the running results of latex.

If it is a single graph, there seems to be no problem.

graph1.mw