Thanks a lot for your help Robert.

Kind regards,

Jean-Jacques

Thanks a lot for your help Robert.

Kind regards,

Jean-Jacques

Thanks for the help. It is enough.

JJ

Thanks for the help. It is enough.

JJ

Sort looks a useful command. Thanks!

Jean-Jacques

Sort looks a useful command. Thanks!

Jean-Jacques

It is enought for the moment.

Regards,

Jean-Jacques

It is enought for the moment.

Regards,

Jean-Jacques

@Preben Alsholm 

Thanks a lot dear Preben. I will need to explore the behavior of some functions depending on some parameters.

I see I will find very useful your MultiAnimate and the Explore command/function.

Thank you again,

Jean-Jacques

@Preben Alsholm 

Thanks a lot dear Preben. I will need to explore the behavior of some functions depending on some parameters.

I see I will find very useful your MultiAnimate and the Explore command/function.

Thank you again,

Jean-Jacques

Dear Preben,

I  did see almost all your examples. They are interesting. Now, I have a short question:

It would be  easy/difficult/very difficult to add something to have one window for each parameter? At the moment we have only one window ("current frame")  to control different values of the parameters.  I would like to have M windows for M parameters.

Thanks a lot for  multianimate.mw and your attention,

Jean-Jacques

Dear Preben,

I  did see almost all your examples. They are interesting. Now, I have a short question:

It would be  easy/difficult/very difficult to add something to have one window for each parameter? At the moment we have only one window ("current frame")  to control different values of the parameters.  I would like to have M windows for M parameters.

Thanks a lot for  multianimate.mw and your attention,

Jean-Jacques

Thanks for the answer Preben.

Is not possible to animate for different values of  (a, b, c) and not only for (c)?

(in the Maple 14 Help I found examples with only one parameter)

Thanks again for your help!!

Jean-Jacques

Thanks for the answer Preben.

Is not possible to animate for different values of  (a, b, c) and not only for (c)?

(in the Maple 14 Help I found examples with only one parameter)

Thanks again for your help!!

Jean-Jacques

Dear DuncanA, thanks for the advice. But I am not done yet.

After

solu := solve({x+y=a, x-y=b}, {x, y});

I would like to be able to use  solu[1] and solu[2] for additional symbolic computation. To obtain for example

> solu[1]/solu[2];

But I get an error message:

> solu[1]/solu[2];

Error, (in simpl/reloprod) invalid terms in product: (y = -(1/2)*b+(1/2)*a)^-1

Kind regards,

Jean-Jacques