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Most likely the convert-to-polar route will have problems because simplify/polar does not currently handle assumptions, see this thread.

Yes, Maple is frequently not the best option for algebraic manipulations.

 

Most likely the convert-to-polar route will have problems because simplify/polar does not currently handle assumptions, see this thread.

Yes, Maple is frequently not the best option for algebraic manipulations.

 

This time, I could download the document. Just browsing it I see, in regards to point 2, that units are displayed fine here, i.e. between double brackets. So, it seems a configuration dependent issue.

 

This time, I could download the document. Just browsing it I see, in regards to point 2, that units are displayed fine here, i.e. between double brackets. So, it seems a configuration dependent issue.

 

The items 2 and 3 may depend on details of your worksheet. However, a problem occurs as I get an error from its download link.

The items 2 and 3 may depend on details of your worksheet. However, a problem occurs as I get an error from its download link.

Better use a plain text editor, instead of a wordprocessor like WordPad.

Better use a plain text editor, instead of a wordprocessor like WordPad.

It is Dirac, see ?Dirac .

It is Dirac, see ?Dirac .

The key to the use of subs is identify the syntactical parts of the expression. Note also that the exponential function is exp. You can do it e.g. by:

`θ`+exp(-(`η`* s)/(l* c* m)* t) ((c* m *T_0+c_1* m_1* T_1)/
(c* m+c_1* m_1 ))-`θ`:

subs( t= t*(l* c* m)/(c*m+c_1*m_1),%);


(exp(-eta*s*t/(c*m+c_1*m_1)))((c*m*T_0+c_1*m_1*T_1)/(c*m+c_1*m_1))

The key to the use of subs is identify the syntactical parts of the expression. Note also that the exponential function is exp. You can do it e.g. by:

`θ`+exp(-(`η`* s)/(l* c* m)* t) ((c* m *T_0+c_1* m_1* T_1)/
(c* m+c_1* m_1 ))-`θ`:

subs( t= t*(l* c* m)/(c*m+c_1*m_1),%);


(exp(-eta*s*t/(c*m+c_1*m_1)))((c*m*T_0+c_1*m_1*T_1)/(c*m+c_1*m_1))

In recent days, the MapleNet version of the uploaded worksheets (like following the link View 9494_Café 1 y 2 Units.mw on MapleNet ) is not working, producing messages like "Maple Worksheet - Error ".

This worksheet is long, and I have inspected just the first few lines. But here some issues appear already.

You have fixed the value of some constants, so that M:=AM*exp(I*phi) becomes sqrt(2). Then you wrote:

alpha2:=s->-(M(s+2*Gamma)+1/2*Omega^2):

beta1:=s->-(conjugate(M)(s+2*Gamma)+1/2*Omega^2):

But as it stands, this is a constant function call:

M(x);
                                  1/2
                                 2

So, if you intended instead a product (like M*(s+2*Gamma) ), it would be better that you recheck your worksheet.

This worksheet is long, and I have inspected just the first few lines. But here some issues appear already.

You have fixed the value of some constants, so that M:=AM*exp(I*phi) becomes sqrt(2). Then you wrote:

alpha2:=s->-(M(s+2*Gamma)+1/2*Omega^2):

beta1:=s->-(conjugate(M)(s+2*Gamma)+1/2*Omega^2):

But as it stands, this is a constant function call:

M(x);
                                  1/2
                                 2

So, if you intended instead a product (like M*(s+2*Gamma) ), it would be better that you recheck your worksheet.

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