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I want both Pc and r(Pc) to be greater than or equal to zero. The only constraint is that all parameters for which I’ve provided data must remain positive. Can we identify the key parameters that significantly affect Pc? Also, what condition ensures that Pc ≥ 0? Ideally, I’d like Pc to be less than or equal to Pu. Could you suggest what changes in the numerical values I should make to ensure Pc becomes a positive value?

Attaching file: Q2.mw

Can we include a graph that shows how Pc changes with respect to variations in the most sensitive parameters?

With the new GUI:
I get all files (*.*) listed by default.
Other file types to filter are not listed.

Is this the same on other machines?

Can I do something about it?

How do I make indents in Maple 2025 for more readable layout?

Haven't used that much in 2024, but according to help this should be in Format - Tab settings. I don't find that in 2025 unfortunately.

With the new Maple-2025 the GUI-fonts are tiny and more or less not readable on a 5K Monitor. The old solution using this options here:

JVM_OPTIONS="-Dsun.java2d.pmoffscreen=false -Djogamp.gluegen.UseTempJarCache=false -Dswing.plaf.metal.userFont=\"Tahoma-36\" -Dswing.plaf.metal.controlFont=\"Tahoma-36\" "

does not change the GUI fonts, as it has worked up to Maple 2024. 

Is there a single-source fractional calculus toolbox, or collection of tools, available for Maple ? There appears to be the odd routine for fractional derivatives or DE's, but nothing of a systemic nature.

A lot of time i finded but i have a dubt about this why this is happen each time number of equation for finding parameter a_12 is 4 but this time is 28 which i thoght some thing must be mistake also the author of paper use  u=2(ln(f))_xx which is wronge and not satisfy but i try to find R which is strange again is not number contain parameter but is satisfy also in equation 14 i don't know each i is 2 or 1 or it can be i remain itself?

thanks for any help ?

t1.mw

I encountered this bizarre inconsistency issue that Maple18 generates different outputs when executing the same command:

test_res2:= factor( simplify( expand( value( subs( Perturbation_Sol, EQ_PX2_order_7 ) ) ) ) )

'EQ_PX2_order_7' is a rational expression in sin(i0), cos(i0), sin(uL), and cos(uL) with rational coefficient terms. It also has inert differentiation terms Diff( * , uL ).

'Perturbation_Sol' is a set of 171 elements in the form of 'parameter_name = expression'.

My goal is to check if substituting 'Perturbation_Sol' into 'EQ_PX2_order_7' yields 0. Since 'EQ_PX2_order_7' has inert differentiation terms, I've applied 'value' after using 'subs'. Then I apply 'expand', 'simplify', and 'factor' to reduce the result to the simplest form.

However, Maple18 generates different outputs when I just execute this repeatedly. Please see the worksheet "test.mw" for details. Any insight will be greatly appreciated! Also, I wonder if the same issue would happen when the worksheet is executed with newer versions of Maple.

EQN_SOL_test1.mla

test.mw

 

 

I encountered the problem with .m files originally. But MaplePrimes doesn't allow uploading .m files, so I had to save the expressions into the file "EQN_SOL_test1.mla", which is included in this question. Below we load the expressions from the .mla file first, and then save them into a .m file in order to recreate the problem that I encountered.

restart;

>

 

read "EQN_SOL_test1.mla":

# Load 'EQ_PX2_order_7' and 'Perturbation_Sol'

 

save

EQ_PX2_order_7,
Perturbation_Sol,

"EQN_SOL_test1_m.m";

# Save the expressions into a .m file

 

Now we demonstrate the inconsistency problem with .m files. Notice that Maple generates 3 possible outputs:

test_res2 := 0

test_res2 := -(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*J2re*R_earth^2*(5*cos(i0)^2*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2+4)/sha

 

test_res2 := -(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*J2re*R_earth^2*(5*cos(i0)^2*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2+4)/sha

 

The last 2 outputs cannot be reduced to 0 since 5*cos(i0)^2*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2+4 is nonzero as shown below.

 

 

plot3d( 5*cos(i0)^2*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2+4 , uL=0..2*Pi, i0=0..2*Pi );

 
 

restart;

 

read "EQN_SOL_test1_m.m":

 

length( EQ_PX2_order_7 );

939346

(1)

length( Perturbation_Sol );

2082306

(2)

numelems( Perturbation_Sol );

171

(3)

Perturbation_Sol[1..5];

# Just to give an example of what the elements in 'Perturbation_Sol' look like

{PX1[1] = 0, PX1[2] = 0, PX1[3] = -(1/4)*rho0*a0*Be, PX1[4] = (1/2)*rho0*a0*Be*WEra*cos(i0)-(3/16)*R_earth^2*a0*rho0*(3*cos(i0)^2-1)*J2re*Be/sha+(1/4)*Be*a0*rho0*X10[3]/sha, PX1[5] = (1/4)*rho0*a0*X10[4]*Be/sha-(1/256)*R_earth^4*a0*rho0*(163*cos(i0)^4-110*cos(i0)^2+19)*J2re^2*Be/sha^2+(3/16)*R_earth^2*a0*rho0*(3*cos(i0)^2-1)*J2re*Be*X10[3]/sha^2+(3/8)*cos(i0)*R_earth^2*WEra*a0*rho0*(3*cos(i0)^2-1)*J2re*Be/sha-(1/48)*Be^3*a0^3*rho0^3*s1/sha^2-(1/8)*Be*a0*rho0*X10[3]^2/sha^2-(1/2)*cos(i0)*WEra*a0*rho0*Be*X10[3]/sha-(1/16)*rho0*a0*(3*cos(i0)^2+1)*Be*WEra^2-(1/32)*Be^2*J2re*R_earth^2*a0^2*rho0^2*sin(i0)^2*sin(2*uL)/sha^2}

(4)

 

 

for j from 1 to 50 do
    test_res2:= factor( simplify( expand( value( subs( Perturbation_Sol, EQ_PX2_order_7 ) ) ) ) );
end do;

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

0

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

0

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

 

0

 

-(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

0

(5)

 

 

It seems that with .mla files the problem occurs in a different way! With "EQN_SOL_test1.mla", the outputs for all 50 iterations stay the same as

test_res2 := -(1/4)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*J2re*R_earth^2*(5*cos(i0)^2*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2+4)/sha               (A)

 

but they may all change to the following different result after retarting many times:

test_res2 := -(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*J2re*R_earth^2*(5*cos(i0)^2*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2+4)/sha               (B)

 

In particular, after a large number of test runs (i.e., open the file "test.mw", execute the worksheet, close the file, and repeat), the result (B) has only occured twice. The second appearance is saved here for you to view. Once you re-execute this worksheet, most likely all outputs below will change back to (A), and (B) will only reappear after a large number of reruns.

 

restart;

 

read "EQN_SOL_test1.mla":

# Load 'EQ_PX2_order_7' and 'Perturbation_Sol'

 

 

for j from 1 to 50 do
    test_res2:= factor( simplify( expand( value( subs( Perturbation_Sol, EQ_PX2_order_7 ) ) ) ) );
end do;

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

 

-(1/8)*rho0^2*a0^2*Be^2*cos(uL)*R_earth^2*J2re*(5*cos(uL)^2*cos(i0)^2-5*cos(uL)^2-7*cos(i0)^2+4)/sha

(6)

 

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Hello

I am looking for an efficient code that calculates all partitions of a positive integer n into parts >1. Example:

for n=8 the program should return

[2,6],[3,5],[4,4],[2,2,4],[2,3,3],[[2,2,2,2].

The program should be able to calculate these partitions for n=1..10000 in reasonable time

Who can help me?

Thanks.

In this example by applying the substitution i can get half of paicewise function but how get another  half ? i am looking for B_rs as Piecewise function ?

restart

eij := ((-3*k[i]*(k[i]-k[j])*l[j]+beta)*l[i]^2-(2*(-3*k[j]*(k[i]-k[j])*l[j]*(1/2)+beta))*l[j]*l[i]+beta*l[j]^2)/((-3*k[i]*(k[i]+k[j])*l[j]+beta)*l[i]^2-(2*(3*k[j]*(k[i]+k[j])*l[j]*(1/2)+beta))*l[j]*l[i]+beta*l[j]^2)

((-3*k[i]*(k[i]-k[j])*l[j]+beta)*l[i]^2-2*(-(3/2)*k[j]*(k[i]-k[j])*l[j]+beta)*l[j]*l[i]+beta*l[j]^2)/((-3*k[i]*(k[i]+k[j])*l[j]+beta)*l[i]^2-2*((3/2)*k[j]*(k[i]+k[j])*l[j]+beta)*l[j]*l[i]+beta*l[j]^2)

(1)

eval(eij, k[j] = b*k[i]); series(%, k[i], 3); convert(%, polynom); eval(%, b = k[j]/k[i]); Bij := (%-1)/(k[i]*k[j])

((-3*k[i]*(-b*k[i]+k[i])*l[j]+beta)*l[i]^2-2*(-(3/2)*b*k[i]*(-b*k[i]+k[i])*l[j]+beta)*l[j]*l[i]+beta*l[j]^2)/((-3*k[i]*(b*k[i]+k[i])*l[j]+beta)*l[i]^2-2*((3/2)*b*k[i]*(b*k[i]+k[i])*l[j]+beta)*l[j]*l[i]+beta*l[j]^2)

 

series(1+((-3*(-b+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*b*(-b+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]+3*(b+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*b*(b+1)*l[j]^2*l[i])/(beta*l[i]^2-2*beta*l[i]*l[j]+beta*l[j]^2))*k[i]^2+O(k[i]^4),k[i],4)

 

1+(-3*(-b+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*b*(-b+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]+3*(b+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*b*(b+1)*l[j]^2*l[i])*k[i]^2/(beta*l[i]^2-2*beta*l[i]*l[j]+beta*l[j]^2)

 

1+(-3*(-k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*k[j]*(-k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]/k[i]+3*(k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*k[j]*(k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]/k[i])*k[i]^2/(beta*l[i]^2-2*beta*l[i]*l[j]+beta*l[j]^2)

 

(-3*(-k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*k[j]*(-k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]/k[i]+3*(k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*k[j]*(k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]/k[i])*k[i]/((beta*l[i]^2-2*beta*l[i]*l[j]+beta*l[j]^2)*k[j])

(2)

simplify((-3*(-k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*k[j]*(-k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]/k[i]+3*(k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]*l[i]^2+3*k[j]*(k[j]/k[i]+1)*l[j]^2*l[i]/k[i])*k[i]/((beta*l[i]^2-2*beta*l[i]*l[j]+beta*l[j]^2)*k[j]))

6*l[j]*l[i]*(l[i]+l[j])/((l[i]-l[j])^2*beta)

(3)


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I want to run Maple Linux builds under Windows. I know that this can be done with a virtual machine but that's it.

Are there other options to do that?

I would go for an easy installation with the possibilty to save and load files from the Windows file system and ideally to copy/paste screen content from and to Windows applications.

Any recommendations and/or references?

I tried the following procedure in a worksheet; Maple did not like it and claimed there was an error. However, I cannot even copy this to a Maple prompt; it jumps to another type of region. Any ideas? If I retype the command there is no problem with an error.

It reminds me of Maple 2 and the letter t which sometimes had to be retyped to get Maple to respond-a very strange bug which was eliminated years ago.

Again, and again ... after all upgrades of Maple there is always delay of available Physics package compatible with latest version of Maple... :(

Hey guys, 

 

I try to solve big systems of polynomial equations and inequalities. Therefore I use the command SemiAlgebraic. In the moment I take those result and want to go on calculating with them. Sadly it turns out, that solve has some problems with RootOf expressions. It doesnt find a solution (althoug the graph shows that there is one) and gives the warning solution may have been lost. So now I though I might just aks SemiAlgebraic to give me solutions without RootOf expressions. For example you can write {x = RootOf(_Z^2 - y)+1, 1 < y, y < 2} as {x=t+1, y=t^2,1<t<2^0.5 . This might be easier to work with for solve. 

So my question is: Is there any way I can tell SemiAlgebraic precisely in what form the solution should be? 
Since the websites are down Im not able to do a first own research on this problem. So thank you in advance. 

Regards

Felix

I found this version after Maple 2025 installation in Windows programs menu. It looks like a fully functional Maple version using the old GUI.

Why is it called "for screen readers"? I do not understand the link to persons with disabilites (I assume that the icon stands for it)?
In which respect is the new GUI less suited for visually impaired(?) people? I think the readabilty of the new GUI is at least as good as the old GUI.

In case Maple 2025 for Screen Readers is a fully functional Maple version, I give two thumbs up to Maplesoft. Smart move not to immediately impose a "disruptive" new GUI with allot of potential for new users to everyone.

On Ubuntu 24.04 or LinuxMint 22.1 (based on Ubuntu 24.04) I have the problem with(Matlab) funtions functionality

Matlab[openlink]();
Error, (in Matlab:-openlink) There was a problem initializing the Matlab engine. Refer to ?Matlab,setup for help configuring your system to work with the Matlab-link.  The error was: Maple/Matlab Link: Can't start Matlab engine; environment variable $MATLAB_BASEDIR not set

+ other error mesages from CLI:

starting mmatlink
In connectToMatlab
/bin/csh: /opt/MATLAB/R2024b/bin/glnxa64/libbsd.so.0: version `LIBBSD_0.7' not found (required by /bin/csh)

MATLAB R2024b using obsolete libbsd ver. 0.4.2 !!! So this is probably the problem...

$MATLAB_BASEDIR is properly defined at maple script:

# In order to link to MATLAB from within Maple, correct the following path
# and uncomment the next four lines, or define the environment variable,
# $MATLAB_BASEDIR outside this script.
if [ -z "$MATLAB_BASEDIR" ] ; then
MATLAB_BASEDIR=/opt/MATLAB/R2024b
export MATLAB_BASEDIR
fi

# C-shell is required for link to MATLAB (sudo apt install csh)

Any help???

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