Just need some help using URL:-Get

Get("https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/assets/img/browse/2023/05/05/20230505 _184918_512_0304.jpg")

I'm sure there are some tags to use but not sure how.  The site does show a script on best practices, but at the moment don't know how to apply them.  Can anyone offer some help?

Just installing Maple 2023 on my office machine (a mac); installed it on my travel computer (a Surface Pro running Windows) yesterday.

Configured Jupyter notebooks to use the 2023 Maple Kernel and it all went smoothly.  I was *delighted* to notice that plotting Lambert W in Jupyter with the command

plot( [W(x), W(-1,x)], x=-1..4, view=[-1..4, -3.5..1.5], colour=[red,blue], scaling=constrained, labels=[x,W(x)] );

produced a *better* plot near the branch point.  This is hard to do automatically!  It turns out this is a side effect of the better/faster/more memory efficient adaptive plotting software, which I gather from "What's New" was written for efficiency not for quality.  But the quality is better, too!  Nice!

I am working my. way through the "What's New" and I'm really pleased to learn about the new univariate polynomial rootfinder, *not least because it cites the paper describing the algorithm*.  Lots of other goodies too; the new methods of integration look like serious improvements.  Well done. (One thing there: "parallel Risch" is a term of art, and may lead people to believe that Maple is doing something with parallel computing there.  I don't think so.  Could a reference be supplied?)

The new colour schemes and plotting features in 3d and contour plotting look fabulous.

Direct Python language support from a code edit region is not at all what I expected to see---I wonder if it will work in a Jupyter notebook?  I'm going to have to try it...

I'm quite impressed.  The folks at Maplesoft have been working very hard indeed.  Congratulations on a fine release!

Hi every one, I am trying to find a relation from an equation by putting it is equal to zero but could not get the solution.

Solution_of_an_Equation.mw

i want to plot form 15 to 0 and 5 to 1.....but my plot shows only increasing order..how can i change it?

Download plot.mw

Is there a way to suppress dependencies of a all functions appearing in a worksheet without having to do suppress([each function])?

I followed the code on the website https://de.maplesoft.com/support/help/maple/view.aspx?path=updates/Maple18/GraphTheory to convert a graph to LaTeX code. However, after compiling with pdflatex, I found that some edges of the graph are jagged.

restart:    
with(GraphTheory):
with(SpecialGraphs):
S:=SoccerBallGraph():
Latex(S,FileTools:-JoinPath([currentdir(), "soccer.tex"]),300,300,true)

soccer.pdf

I suspect it's because of the converted LaTeX code.

PS: The PDF conversion issue from last time still remains unsolved in Maple 2023; see

https://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/236142-How-To-Remove-The-Mosaic-Of-Vertices.

How to rectify this Error,in RK Method.Error, (in dsolve/numeric/bvp/convertsys) too few boundary conditions: expected 3, got 2.

I cound't plot p5,p6,p7.

If RK Method is suitable for this or not please tell the suitable numerical method code for this.Help me

IP-TEMP.mw

The example worksheet uses table to determine the covering relations in a POSET. This is old (Maple 11 and earlier code) that I have been trying to update into a package to explore calculations in an algebraic structure.  The example procedure seems to work well, but because of problems with similar procedures elsewhere, I have some concerns about the validity of using tables in this fashion. Specifically, this procedure initializes a table, then proceeds to modify the table entries, and then reformats the sequences into sets.  I have not been able to find documentation for modifying entries in tables after they have been defined. The documentation for tables only covers adding entries, removing entries, but not modifying entries.

Is modifying tables as my  procedure does an undocumented feature?

In addition, the documentation does not explain how to clear a table. It only describes how to clear a table entry. Older code sometimes purported to clear a table by assigning its name (with uneval quotes) to itself, but this does not seem to work.

exampletableoperations.mw

Hi to All! I have a big expression including 10 constant parameters (k_1, k_2, k_3, omega_1, omega_2, omega_3, a_3, b_2, c_0, c_2) to be solved for a_3, b_2, c_0, c_2. I wonder if there is any relation between the constants a_3, b_2, c_0, c_2 not depending on (k_1, k_2, k_3, omega_1, omega_2, omega_3) satisfying this big expression e.g. a_3=2, b_2=c_0/5, c_2 free. 

I also tried fsolve but I could not get an answer.

Thank you in advance.

Regards,

question1.mw

In accordance with this statement obtained by Чебышёв (1853), each of 

simplify(int(x^(1/2)*(x^2 + 1)^(-3/4), x), symbolic);
simplify(int((x^(1)*(1 - x^2))^(1/3), x), symnolic);
simplify(int(x^(-1)*(x^6 + 1)^(-1/6), x), symnolic);
simplify(int(x^(17/2)*(x^2 + 1)^(1/4), x), symnolic);

can be reduced to an integral of rational functions, which can be expressed in terms of elementary functions. But it appears that Maple 2023.0 is still unable to completely calculate them. For instance: 
 

Download Chebyshev_theorem_on_the_integration_of_binomial_differentials.mw

However, closed-form (and readable) solutions in elementary forms exist (cf. Regression reports for Computer Algebra Independent Integration Tests. Summer 2022 version (12000.org)); in fact, Mathematica returns: 

So, why can't Maple find these compact antiderivatives (expressed by elementary functions) directly here? In other words, is there a way to resolve them in Maple without applying some change of the variable to these indefinite integrals manually?

Trying to solve in Maple:

restart;
f := 15;
fk := 7;
zm := 350;
ym := 200;
eps := 1 - fk^2*exp(-((z - zm)/ym)^2)/f^2;
dz := diff(z(x, bn), bn);
db := diff(b(x, bn), bn);
eq1 := diff(z(x, bn), x) = cot(b(x, bn));
eq2 := diff(b(x, bn), x) = subs(z = z(x, bn), -1/(2*eps)*diff(eps, z));
eq3 := diff(dz, x) = -bd/sin(b(x, bn))^2;
eq4 := diff(bd, x) = subs(z = z(x, bn), dz/(2*eps)*(diff(eps, z)^2/eps - diff(eps, z $ 2)));
sys := eq1, eq2, eq3, eq4;
cond := z(0, bn) = 0, b(0, bn) = bn, zd(0, bn) = 0, bd(0, bn) = 1;
dsolve({cond, sys}, [z(x, bn), b(x, bn)], numeric);
Error, (in dsolve/numeric/process_input) dependent variables must be functions of a single unknown, the independent variable. Got [z(x, bn), b(x, bn)]

What does "Error, (in dsolve/numeric/process_input) dependent variables must be functions of a single unknown, the independent variable. Got [z(x, bn), b(x, bn)] " mean?

How can this system be solved?

So that computed results do not take up many lines in Euler transforms and in various tensor math, how can I present the sine and cosine functions in Maple with this compact form:

• sin(x(t)) = s(x) or sx
• cos(x(t)) = c(x) or cx

The input and computed output of symbolic calculations equations needs to be output in this compact notation. Derivatives with the compact notation are understood to be function of time.

Here is an example implimentation in Mathematica:

Matricies Rx and Ry are similarly defined and the dot product can be computed:

Here's example derivative:

Any help or pointers on this is appreciated. I'm new on Maple Primes and am not sure how to find out if this is already posted somewhere.

Thanks,

David

The issue arises from solving the following ODEs in Maple (where a is a suitable real parameter): 

ode__1 := a*(diff(y(x), x) + 1)^2 + (y(x) - x)^2*diff(y(x), x) = 0: # dsolve(ode__1);
ode__4 := a*(x*diff(y(x), x) + y(x))^2 - (y(x) + x)^2*diff(y(x), x) = 0: # dsolve(ode__4);

However, dsolve cannot give fully simplified solutions, so I have to compute these unevaluated integrals (i.e., expr₁) manually: (For the sake of completeness, I list some related ODEs below.) 
 

Download senseless_results_of_int.mw
 

Download senseless_results_of_int.mw

As you can see, the lengthy output of is nearly meaningless! (And if you want to simplify it, Maple will simply return: Error, (in simplify/recurse) indeterminate expression of the form 0/0.) So, how do I get the simplified results in Maple?
The integrals are: 

expr__1 := [Int(1/(z^2 + sqrt(z^4 + 4*a*z^2) + 4*a), z), Int(-1/(z^2 - sqrt(z^4 + 4*a*z^2) + 4*a), z)]: # (value(expr__1));
expr__4 := [Int((z^2 - 4*a*z + sqrt(-4*a*z^3 + z^4 - 8*a*z^2 + 4*z^3 - 4*a*z + 6*z^2 + 4*z + 1) + 2*z + 1)/(z*(-4*a*z + z^2 + 2*z + 1)), z), Int(-(z^2 - 4*a*z + 2*z + 1 - sqrt((-4*a*z + z^2 + 2*z + 1)*(z + 1)^2))/(z*(-4*a*z + z^2 + 2*z + 1)), z)]: # (value(expr__4)):

Note. By the way, Mma can solve the original ODEs directly and explicitly: 

In[1]:= DSolve[a*(y'[x]+1)^2+(y[x]-x)^2*y'[x]==0,y[x],x,IncludeSingularSolutions->Automatic]

                                   2                3                    2
                  a - x C[1] - C[1]             16 a  - 4 a x C[1] - C[1]
Out[1]= {{y[x] -> ------------------}, {y[x] -> --------------------------}}
                       x + C[1]                     4 a (4 a x + C[1])

In[2]:= DSolve[a*(x*y'[x]+y[x])^2-(y[x]+x)^2*y'[x]==0,y[x],x,IncludeSingularSolutions->Automatic]

                     2 a C[1]       2 a C[1]     2  2 a C[1]
                  a E         (-(a E        ) + a  E         + x)
Out[2]= {{y[x] -> -----------------------------------------------}, 
                                     2 a C[1]
                                  a E         - x
 
                2 a C[1]    2 a C[1]
               E         (-E         + 2 a x)
>    {y[x] -> --------------------------------}}
                    2 a C[1]              2
              2 a (E         - 2 a x + 2 a  x)

Unfortunately, Maple fails to do so.

(x^(3))^(1/3) doesn't simplify to x.  I am missing something.