Question: error in maple 12, no error but values different in maple 15

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i find that maple 15 values are the same as extreme optimization library however, the sign are different

is it maple 15 accuracy correct or extreme library correct?

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i worry for my research whether based on correct accuracy.

it can run without error in maple 15, however, the eigenvector values are wrong in maple 15 different from eigenvector function's result

then i test it in maple 12, it got error when run with following input

Warning, solutions may have been lost
Error, invalid input: simplify uses a 1st argument, s, which is missing
> InputMatrix3;
                           [[30.15,29.95,29.95],[29.95,29.95,0],[29.95,0,0]]

NewInput3 := MatrixMatrixMultiply(Transpose(InputMatrix3), InputMatrix3);
FirstEigenValue := solve(Determinant(NewInput3-Matrix([[lambda1, 0, 0], [0, lambda1, 0], [0, 0, lambda1]])), lambda1)[1]; # find back eigenvalue from eigenvector
SecondEigenValue := solve(Determinant(NewInput3-Matrix([[lambda1, 0, 0], [0, lambda1, 0], [0, 0, lambda1]])), lambda1)[2]; # find back eigenvalue from eigenvector
ThirdEigenValue := solve(Determinant(NewInput3-Matrix([[lambda1, 0, 0], [0, lambda1, 0], [0, 0, lambda1]])), lambda1)[3]; # find back eigenvalue from eigenvector
v:=[ FirstEigenValue, SecondEigenValue, ThirdEigenValue];
NewMatrix3 := Matrix([[x1,x2,x3], [x4,x5,x6], [x7,x8,x9]]);
EigenvectorSol := simplify(solve({seq(seq((NewMatrix3 . NewInput3(1..-1,i))[j]=(v[i]* NewInput3(1..-1,i))[j], j=1..3), i=1..3)}, {seq(x||i, i=1..9)}));
EigenvectorT := Matrix([[rhs(EigenvectorSol[1]), rhs(EigenvectorSol[2]), rhs(EigenvectorSol[3])],[ rhs(EigenvectorSol[4]), rhs(EigenvectorSol[5]), rhs(EigenvectorSol[6])],[ rhs(EigenvectorSol[7]), rhs(EigenvectorSol[8]), rhs(EigenvectorSol[9])]]);
Old_Asso_eigenvector := Eigenvectors(MatrixMatrixMultiply(Transpose(InputMatrix3), InputMatrix3));