I would like to find the derivative for f(x)=min(x^2 +1, 2x+3) and plot f(x) and its derivative on the same graph. I know the "diff" command works on functions, but I'm not sure how to use it on this one. Suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

Good afternoon sir.

I request your kind suggestion to the above cited query.

With thanks & Regards

M.Anand

Assistant Professor in Mathematics

SR International Institute of Technology,

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.

Hello,

       I have a huge sparse matrix (1.5e6 x 1.5e6) of both symbolic or non-symbolic form. When I export matrix using ExportMatrix command, it is not writing the matrix in order of rows and columns. To further explain the problem,

          Let A be that huge sparse matrix. I am using

                    ExportMatrix("matrix.mtx",A,format=MatrixMarket)

We expect the output to be,

 1 1 0.1

 1 10 0.65

.

.

.

But it is writing the output as

 

100 1 0.25

100 25 0.65

Hence it is not writing in order. What is the way we can force it to write in order? I do understand using for loop will consume more time.

Good afternoon sir.

I request you to provide the maple approach to workout Wielandt deflation & Hotelling deflation.

With thanks & Regards

M.Anand

Assistant Professor in Mathematics

SR International Institute of Technology,

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.

Good afternoon sir,

I request you to support me with regard to the above cited subject.

@Carl Love

This is the integral

I do it by hand the result is Pi, but I do it with maple VectorCalculus it is zero,

how to do it fairly? please demonstrate.thanks!

Hi folks, I'm running Maple 17.02 and getting very different behaviors from subs and isolate. My actual expressions are way more complicated but this simple example illustrates the problem:

restart; with(PDEtools); F := diff_table(f(x, y, w, z, a, b));

subs(F[x] = Z(x, y, w, z, a, b), F[x]+F[x, b]-10);

subs(F[x] = Z(x, y, w, z, a, b), F[x]+F[x, y]-10);

The last line gives me what I want  Z+Z[y]-10 but the second line gives me Z+F[x,b]-10....

An elementary example of successful using Threads:

Hi all

 
i am solving a system of four coupled differential equations using bvp[midrich]approach..

The code i am using is in the attach files 

command is like

> A1 := dsolve({bc, eq1, eq2, eq3, eq4}, numeric, output = array([seq(0+0.5e-2*i, i = 0 .. 200*bb)]), method = bvp[midrich]);

with(plots)

Hi,

While using pdsolve for a coupled system of pdes, the maple results doen't match with the desired ones.

Here is the system

restart:

Eq1:=diff(f(eta,tau),eta$3)+(f(eta,tau)+h(eta,tau))*diff(f(eta,tau),eta$2)-diff(f(eta,tau),eta$1)^2

+(1+epsilon*cos(Pi*tau))*theta(eta,tau)=Omega*diff(f(eta,tau),tau);

Eq2:=diff(h(eta,tau),eta$3)+(f(eta,tau)+h(eta,tau))*diff(h(eta,tau),eta$2)-diff(h(eta,tau),eta$1)^2

+c*(1+epsilon*cos(Pi*tau...

ASK.zip

Hi all,

In short, I want to use

'ss' expression(1)

to simplify

'kappa' expression (2).

At the moment, I can only archieve it through solving for each variable and get to expression (5).

simplify using siderules failes in this case. Is there another way to do it?

Thanks,

Casper

Hi, 

Struggling to get my head round how to plot the results of the follwoing, as it seems I have 4 variables...

I have a data file containing the results of the following problem:

1) Consider a cube. Each side (a,b,c) has a length of 1 unit.

2) Place an ion (0,0,0) where [a,b and c intersect] and find the associated energy at that point.

3) Move the ion to a point 0.05 units along side a to (0.05,0,0) and re-find the associated energy.

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