taro

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Maple is to me difficult. The first version I bought was Maple9, and it was more than 15 years ago. But, I couldn't use it, feeling it too difficult. But, three years ago, I thought Maple might be helpful to my study, and since then, I have continued to learn Maple. As I got able to read the Maple help, I think that I could get to use maple better now than before. But, I feel that I am a beginner yet.

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I want to collect a two terms expression x/2+y/2.

But, I cannot do it as follows.

> x/2+y/2;

> normal(%);

>factor(%)

result was 1/2*x+1/2*y.

With which can I have maple modify the above expression to (x+y)/2.

 

Thank you in advance.

taro

 

 

 

 

Hello

I calculated following two expressions, x1,and x2.

x1:=map(f,a+b);

x2:=map(f,y=a+b);

 

The results of these are

f(a) + f(b)

f(y) = f(a + b)

for each. And, I can understand the logic of this.

 

If I want to derive the result of x2 as f(y)=f(a)+f(b), how should I do about x2?

Isn't there other way than to write

map(f, lhs(x2))=map(f,rhs(x2))

?

Please teach me this.

Thank you in advance.

Taro

 

 

How can I show the expression of the following summation as the output, not 11?

3+7+1

 

Dear people in this board.

I couldn't solve the following equation.

restart;

solve(gamma*(sigma/(sigma-1))=1,gamma);

On the other hand, I could solve

solve(alpha*(sigma/(sigma-1))=1,alpha);

Error message was 

Error, (in solve) a constant is invalid as a variable, gamma

Why does this sort of things happen?

I hope that you will tell me about this.

Tahnk you in advance.

 

taro 

 

 

 

I have to questions. One is the main one, about simplifying fractions.

This is equations.

jj:=L*theta*gamma[2]^2*(-1+alpha)/(delta[2]*(-alpha*gamma[1]^(-2*sigma+2)*gamma[2]^(2*sigma)-gamma[2]^2+gamma[2]^2*alpha));

kk:=expand(denom(jj)/gamma[2]^2);

ll:=op(1,kk);

mm:=simplify(ll,power);

nn:=mm-delta[2]+delta[2]*alpha;

oo:=numer(jj)/gamma[2]^2/nn;

pp:=(numer(jj)/gamma[2]^2)/(denom(jj)/gamma[2]^2);

 

From now, I will explain. Though as I don't know how to put a maple screen on this board I think I will have you feel some inconvenience, please forgive it.

I want to make jj more simple, dividing both of numerator and denominator of jj, with gamma[2]^2.

But, what I could at best was this. First, taking denominator of jj and deviding it with gamma[2]^2 and expanding it like kk. Second, as the first term among that expression had terms of gamma[2] on both of the numer and denom, I picked out the first term as ll in the above maple commands, and simplified it with option: power, in mm. Thirdly, I rewrote kk as in nn.

and Forthly, I rewrote jj with modification of deviding numerator and denominator with gamma[2]^2, using the result which I could get as I wrote above. oo is that. And the result of oo is what I wanted to get.

But, on the other hand, when i divided denom and numer of jj directly by gamma[2]^2, the result I can get then is not 

good one: the output of pp is not what I wanted to get.

Is there more simple way to do what I did in the above? This is a first question.

 

And, another is how I can post the screen of maple on this question board?

 

I hope you will answer my question. I thank all of you who will answer these question in advance.

 

 

 

 

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