Scott03

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Have you tried the package here from the Maplesoft Application Center? There appears to be a library that a Maple user had written that may help you with importing some splines into Maple. Scott
Please make sure that you are running Maple 11.01 and it was installed as 11.01 (NOT installing Maple 11.00 and upgrading). If you don't have a copy of the Maple 11.01 installer you can contact Maplesoft Customer Service. Scott
This appears to be a duplicate thread. Please see:Here to see a more complete discussion on this topic. Scott
What appears to be happening has to do with round off error and the setting for Digits. Two of the answers (for me they were 2nd and 3rd) were able to be symbolically simplified before evalf touched it where round off errors were introduced. If you change the value of Digits before the calls to evalf, you will notice that the exponents of the imaginary parts will equal -Digits or -Digits-1. Scott
What appears to be happening has to do with round off error and the setting for Digits. Two of the answers (for me they were 2nd and 3rd) were able to be symbolically simplified before evalf touched it where round off errors were introduced. If you change the value of Digits before the calls to evalf, you will notice that the exponents of the imaginary parts will equal -Digits or -Digits-1. Scott
If you go to the email message, you should be able to redownload the file. I would suggest saving the downloaded file instead of just running it from you temporary directory. If your download link has timed out, you will need to contact Customer Support and they can send you a new link. Scott
If you are not able to get in touch with with Technical Support today (this is a long weekend in Canada, so Technical Support will be open again on Tuesday), you may want to try uninstalling Maple 11 and reinstall (in-case the dll is corrupted somehow). Scott
What version of windows are you using? Was there any special installation that took place between the time you installed Maple 11 and now? Is this the only program that produces this error? There are some websites that indicate this sort of error may be a virus, so it may be good to do a virus scan. You may want to also contact Maplesoft Technical Support. Scott
Try specifying the path to the executable for that program. For example to launch QuickTime on my computer I used: >launch("C:/Program Files/QuickTime/QuickTimePlayer.exe"); Scott
Try specifying the path to the executable for that program. For example to launch QuickTime on my computer I used: >launch("C:/Program Files/QuickTime/QuickTimePlayer.exe"); Scott
If you have found a bug, the best way to get it on the list is to contact Technical Support with the best description on the bug and how to reproduce it. This will give the best chances that it will be entered on the listing early enough that developers will have a chance to fix them. Scott
What Maple is saying is that you choose a value for x and z and then y is dependent on those values. With x=x, you are told that there is no requirement on that variable. Likely the solution that you are looking for is the equation that y is equal to. Scott
You can get Maple to solve the equation you can run: solve({49*x+24*y+37*z = 3778171}); You will get a result of {x = x, y = -(49/24)*x-(37/24)*z+3778171/24, z = z} To get a more exact answer you will need more equations. Scott
I was gone for the last few days so I wasn't able to check the internet to get rid of those. They are gone now. Scott
You should contact Technical support in help on removing the installation of Maple 11. Make sure that when you re-install Maple 11, make sure you are installing Maple 11.01. Scott
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