H all expert

first this Expression 

ni := diff(Q(x, t), t)+a*Q*(x, t)*(diff(Q(x, t), x))+b*(diff(Q(x, t), t$3))+d*(diff(Q(x, t), t$5)) = 0

then I want to solve  diff(Q(x, t), t$5) 

diff(Q(x, t), t$5) = solve(ni, diff(Q(x, t), t$5))#eq2

p (x, t) :=H1(t)*Q(x*H2(t), H3(t)) #assumption 

k := diff(p(x, t), t)+a*p(x, t)*(diff(p(x, t), x))+diff(p(x, t), t$3)+d*(diff(p(x, t), t$5))+c*p(x, t) #eq3

r := subs(diff(Q(x, t), t$5), k) #subs eq2 in eq3

i recived error

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I need some calculations in a noncommutative ring - specifically, I need to rewrite/simplify some algebraic expressions in those variables.  My variables need to be indexed by integers - for example, I need variables A[n], B[n], and C[n], where n is an arbitrary integer.  These variables should not commute.  My approach to doing this so far has been to use quantumoperators:

There are some commutator relations that need to be imposed.  For example, suppose we have 

Commutator(A[m], B[n]) = C[m+n].

I can impose these commutator relations using 

That part is ok.   But I would also like to subsitute certain algebraic expressions in these variables.  For example, suppose I would like to substitute A[2]*B[3] = 5. It seems I should be able to do so using subs or algsubs. This works on very simple expressions: for example, I get 

 as I would expect.  But the following does not work: 

But I should get output 5C₄+ C₃.  This problem also persists if I use subs in stead of  algsubs.  It does not appear if I use 'standard' commuting variables.  

I want to apply rk-2 for the following system of odes. I want to know what is process of rk-2 method maple used? Is it possible that we can see the complete process maple used?

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Very often it happens that using solve alone, gives huge expressions that can't be used. The simplest thing to do is to wrap it inside an evalf. But then sometimes, even your system only has real solutions, you may get some complex numbers. When this evalf(solve()) being used inside an algorithm, then disastrous consequences may arise! If the system consists of a single equation of a single variable, then you may have some more tools. But if you have a system of several equations in several variables, you have less options. I am mostly interested in polynomials, I know several approaches to use and code to solve and get only the real solutions, but my codes might be not very optimized. In Maple 2022, one predefined command which is nice is RootFinding:-Isolate but it has one issue and it is that this command only likes numeric coefficients which means integers, fraction of integers and float numbers, so no square root or other real numbers of this shape in the coefficients. I thought it might be a good idea to have a list of all solving commands in Maple that only return the real solutions or have the options to restrict to only real solutions. fsolve is not very ideal, because it only returns one solution.

How to plot this equation with explore or animation

E[1]:=Sum((GAMMA(((beta+1)n-gamma(nu-1))+k))/(GAMMA(((beta+1)n-gamma(nu-1)))*GAMMA(rho*k + (nu(1-mu)+mu(2 n+1))))*((omega*t^(p))^(k))/(k!),k=0..5);  E[2] :=Sum((GAMMA((gamma(n+1)-beta *n)+k))/(GAMMA((gamma(n+1)-beta *n))*GAMMA(rho*k + (mu(2 n+1))))*((omega*t^(p))^(k))/(k!),k=0..5);    y(p):=Sum(c*gamma^(n)*t^(nu*(1-mu)+mu+2*mu*n-1)*E[1]+gamma^(n)t^(mu(2 n+1)-1)*E[2]*g, n=0..5);

with the conditions

mu, nu \in (0, 1); omega \in R; rho > 0; gamma, beta > or = 0; c & g are constant

How to create a matrix in 2D input without using palette? Any short cut that returns a matrix does not display as a matrix in 2D input.

Hello all, 

Is there any chance to ask these two questions?

1) What would be the way to pick up the result from 'LPSolve' command? I thought that the command would overlay the result to the input matrix, but I was wrong. 

2) This question is not related to Maple, but I saw that the transportation problem described in the attached worksheet has multiple solutions. In other words, the solution that came up with 'LPSolve' command was different from what the textbook presented, but both of them were legitimate solutions. Therefore, I'm wondering if there is a way to test the uniqueness of the solution. 

In Kwon Park 

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I got a solution to use D as a symbol that prints well in italic. For convienience I like to have it in my favorite palette.
When I drag `&D;` from a Maple Input line to the favorites palette, the ampersand and the statement operator are removed. Copy and paste have the same effect on the pasted selection. If  these characters are removed, `&D;` becomes the differential operator D. That's not what I want.
Is it possible at all to get `&D;` or simliar expressions using special characters within left single quotes into the favorite palette?

Hi,

I want to convert BesselJ(n,x) to the spherical version of it.

Is there a defined command in Maple that does this??

For example: 

sqrt(Pi)*sqrt(2)*BesselJ(1/2, x)/(2*sqrt(x))

is equivallent to

sin(x)/x

Indeed, the latter is the spherical version of the former one.

However, I can define a function that does it, see:

SBesselJ := proc (n,x) options operator, arrow, function_assign; expand(simplify(sqrt(Pi/(2*x))*BesselJ(n+1/2, x),'assume = positive')) end proc;

but is there a command that converts some terms to our defined function?? 

Thanks in advance.

Dear all,

I do not understand the output of the "Dual" command in the Logic package.

According to the help:

"The Dual command returns the dual of the Boolean expression b, that is, the expression generated by replacing &and with &or, &or with &and, leaving &not fixed, and extending to the remaining Boolean operators by their formulas in terms of &and, &or, and &not."

Applying Dual to "a &implies b" gives:
  `Logic:-&implies`(`&not`(a), `&not`(b))

But "a &implies b" is equivalent to "&not(a) &or b" and its Dual would be "&not(a) &and b", which is not equivalent to the result Maple returns.

Best regards,
 Anthei

Ha := 5; Gr := 2; Pr := 8; b := 4; lambda := 3;
PDE := {diff(theta(x, t), t)-(diff(theta(x, t), x, x))/Pr = 0, diff(u(x, t), t)-(diff(u(x, t), x, x))+Ha*u(x, t)-Gr*theta(x, t) = 0};
IBC := {theta(0, t) = 1+b(1-cos(lambda*t)), theta(1, t) = 1, theta(x, 0) = 0, u(0, t) = 1-cos(t), u(1, t) = 1, u(x, 0) = 0};
      {theta(0, t) = 5, theta(1, t) = 1, theta(x, 0) = 0, 

        u(0, t) = 1 - cos(t), u(1, t) = 1, u(x, 0) = 0}
pds := pdsolve(PDE, IBC, numeric);
                          module()...end module

how we can expand module()...end module and see solutions of the problem.
 

How to solve the following system of ode analytically in maple?

diff(s(t), t) = gamma*s(t) + eta*s(t) + sigma*m(t)*s(t) - kappa*s(t) - phi*s(t), diff(g(t), t) = -alpha*g(t)*m(t) + mu*g(t) + delta*s(t)*g(t), diff(m(t), t) = beta*s(t) - alpha_1*g(t)*m(t)

Hi there.

There is some floating bug in Thread-Seq.

Maple is crashing sometimes (not always, 50/50) after running the script below:

thread-seq_error.mw

What's going on?

Hi,

I am a newbie in Maple. I have the following code

with(LinearAlgebra):
w := (2*Pi)/14
v := Vector([1, sin(w*t), cos(w*t)])
simplify(sum(v . (Transpose(v)), t = k .. k + 13))

Even with some less advanced CAS I get that the result is a diagonal matrix with constant elements. However, I failed to properly tune the simplify command to get such a result. What I am doing wrong?

I have two questions:

1) How can I select only parts of an equation in a Maple Workbook? E.g. I have

4*x^2*(1 + x)^2*(x^2 + 6*x + 1)

and I want to select the text between the first "2" and the "6", but Maple always extends the selection to include the complete bracket. This is very annoying :)

2) How can I copy text from a maplesoft page into a workbook. E.g. I'm looking at

https://www.maplesoft.com/support/help/maple/view.aspx?path=updates/Maple2021/ODEsandPDEs

and I would like to select and copy some of the shown examples so that I can use them.