Is our world could be exist in the complex space? We already know that our living space are in 3-D. But if the space we live is actually in the complex one, then that means we are living in the 6-D sapce. Maybe it is hard to say what the dimension of our space really are. One thing for sure is there always some mysteries waitting to be answered. Quantum mechanics is one big mystery in the physics, I think. What is the matter wave? What make the tunneling effect? Why we have to use the probability to describe the quantum world? There must be something we do not know yet. Is there any possibility to say that we can deal the quantum problem within the complex space, not in the Hibert space? Or is there any possibility to have a better describtion to the quantum world? Yes, I think it is.

Somethings that I would love to see in maple: 1. A visual studio Intelli-Sense like funtion so plot( would show what the parameters are. 2. In M11, when you get the auto texted arrow (->), if you assign to a variable, it would be handy to note what the variable was. 3. when you edit a auto text arrow, and it contains 'to', the 'to' becomes bolded, which looks a little jarring. 4. It would be nice to be able to assign a output to a function, not just a name. Hopefully something here might be a good idea! =) keep up the great work!

Hello, I have a question about concurent version of Maple. It is needed to install Maple on server with Flexml, as a licence server. Then I install Maple on client side with the link to the licence server. My question is: When I compute something in Maple, is it computed on server site or on my local machine and the server is only like licence server? Thank you Vladimir

Anyone having issues with the printing time in Maple 10 when there are graphs? I have to print 12 graphs for a class and it took over 20 minutes. I never had this problem in any other version of Maple. Any suggestions?

Not sure where to report this. I tried emailing tech support through the web form, but it rejected my valid product code (nice). Here's the text of my message: I've just started using Maple 11 (upgrade from Maple 10) and I'm getting a really bad crash. All I'm doing at this point is experimenting and learning (new user), so the types of input I'm dealing with are along the lines of: > restart; > plot(sin(x), x=-5..5); And the like. The problem is, in some circumstances, but not others, Maple 11 will just shut down. No messages, no warning, nothing. It's just gone, and whatever I was working

I have a simple expression of the type F:= -kT*ln(Q^N); that I am trying to manipulate, but after using "expand" the resulting expression is -kT.ln(Q^N) instead of -kT.N.ln(Q) Why "expand" does not work? Is there anything else I must do in order for expand to perform the expansion?

Hello All: I recently just purchased Maple, so perhaps I just don't know how to do this yet, but I think the ability to plot data on world maps would be a great feature to include. I am an Earth Scientist and often I have to port my data to something like GMT to plot fault data or seismicity on geographic locations. I know that both IDL and Matlab have those capabilities, and I think it would a great feature to include in Maple. Other solutions of this sort have just created ports to the GMT commnads. R creates a port to the GMT system calls, and SciPy with Matplotlib w/ basemap allow one to plot data on world maps.

I have maple 9.5, on win xp professional. It worked well for a long time. Once I installed i.explorer7 and I had some problems. I resolved all of them except that now maple 9.5 does not work any more (while maple classic 9.5 is still working). I tried do uninstall maple and reinstall it, but it still does not work... When I run maple, I do not have any error message, simply maple do not start. Any suggestion? thanks giovanni

The search engine for Maple 10's help pages could be greatly improved if it used fuzzy techniques. At present, unless the query is spelled correctly, the answer is No Matches Found. Perhaps Google could be persuaded to provide an engine... but without ads please! J. Tarr

Has it ever been considered to have some sort of Maple specific publication in connection with mapleprimes ? Some sort of refereed or peer reviewed publication available to the public or mapleprimes/maplesoft, that members of either of these entities can publish to. Even if it's only available online. was just wondering. v/r,

My last post that I typed in the how do I with maple forum, was cut off after I posted it. can someone take a look at this ? Tedious typing the samething more than once. I'm also having a problem again with the misalignment of the text box for replies to postings. It gets shifted far to the right of the screen. v/r,

Hello, I found an error in the following plotting. An error is with discont=true and the range <-5,5>x<-5,5> In other cases it is OK. plot(tan, -5 .. 5, -5 .. 5, discont = true); But when I plot tan as an expression no as a function it works correctly. plot(tan(x), x = -5 .. 5, -5 .. 5, discont = true); The whole document can be visited via View 551_error_tan_plot.mw on MapleNet or Download 551_error_tan_plot.mw
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People on this forum have been unbelievably helpful. I am trying to write some worksheets to help flatten the learning curve for folks who are new to MAPLE. Trouble is, being not far from the newbie stage myself, I may very well be making significant mistakes about the capabilities of MAPLE and thus teaching people cumbersome and inefficient ways of doing things. With that in mind, if anyone has the time to critique the following, I would be most appreciative.

I am relatively new to Maple, I use the Plot Builders for instance for my plots. Can anyone tell me how to plot the Budget Constraint; Income = P1*X + P2*Y I want to do Comparitive Statics on this equation. Say, for instance change in slope when one of the prices changes. Please render me a solution. Thanks You, Siddharth

I just found this site over on O'Reilly Radar. It lists the numbers 0 to 9999 and describes mathematical properties for that number. Here are the first few numbers to give you an idea of what is there:

1. is the multiplicative identity.
2. is the only even prime.
3. is the number of spatial dimensions we live in.
4. is the smallest number of colors sufficient to color al planar maps.
5. 5 is the number of Platonic solids.
6. is the smallest perfect number.
7. is the smallest number of faces of a regular polygon that is not constructible by straightedge and compass.
8. is the largest cube in the Fibonacci sequence.
9. is the maximum number of cubes that are needed to sum to any positive integer.

Check it out