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Dear,

I have problem that after using assume(...) and then use label such as (1.1)... then the assumptions are lost. Is it a bug?

Below is my attached worksheet (I used Maple 13 , I don't know if later version is better?)

label_and_assume.mw

Actually , the lost of assumptions will cause some problems such as make integration become unevaluated.... and will take you a hard time to debug...

Hi,

I am trying to simplify the expression s as given below. (I am not sure why it comes up with all the vector caclulus notation in it but it should display okay when you enter it)

Because of the presence of the exponential imaginary fucntions I thought evalc might be useful but when I use it I get a huge expression with csgn appearing in it. To my knowledge csgn appears when assumptions are not correctly specified - is this so? I can't see any assumption...

Hi guys,

I would be ever so grateful if someone could asssist me with the following matter.

I am trying to integrate the following expression but maple does not seem to be able to do it directly

Int((1/(2*Pi) + Q* cos(k*phi))^2/ (1+ beta^2*((1/(2*Pi)) + Q* cos(k*phi) )^2),phi=-Pi..Pi);

So I convert the expression to an exponential form as follows and evaluate that

 numerator:=(1/2/Pi+Q*(1/2*exp(I*k*phi...

I have problems with a variable that is given only implicitly. Maple provides incorrect answers but I am not sure where I make the mistake. Thanks for any comments! Here is what I do:

(1) I use "assume" to set properties of two paramters a and b.

> assume(a > 1);
> assume(b > 1);

(2) Since the variable "x" is given only implicitly, I define an implicit function following the description in the thread "How to define an implicit function in Maple?".

Hi all,

I don't find an easy way to do what follows.

I've a list of names, with assumptions on them, eg:

assume(a,real);
assume(b,real):

parameters:=[a,b]

then I try do to something like

i:=0;
for what in parameters do
temp:=i;

assign(cat('crlb_', what), temp);
i:=i+1;
end do

because I want to create variables which keep a trace of the parameters they describe in the last part of their name.

Hi all,

I needed to create assumed variables for a problem I´m working on. After working on them in a last step I need to replace the assumptions with values so as to get a real number. - I don´t want to define values to the variables from the beginning as I want to avoid rounding errors and I don´t know any other way around the problem.

Giving you the exact problem would be bit too complicated, but you might get to know what I would like to do with this example:...

To my mind I did all the necessary assumptions, to avoid that the summand will become singular when calculating the expected value.

What did I do wrong?

Here´s the code:

with(Statistics):
interface(showassumed=0):
assume(t::posint):
assume(x::posint):
assume(0 < q, q < 1):
X1 := RandomVariable(Geometric(q)):
DARA := t->log(t):
ExpectedValue(DARA(X1));