in Maxima, how is it possible to simply equations that are components of a matrix? I have a rather b开发者_StackOverflowig matrix and want to simplify the components of it (e.g. factor out and cancel
For example, I\'d like to define x and y 开发者_运维百科as non-commutative, and a and b as commutative (as usual). In other words,
I am trying to run this code but it keeps crashing: log10(x):=log(x)/log(10); char(x):=floor(log10(x))+1;
I invoked Maxima tex1 from within a batch script as follows: maxima --very-quiet -r \"tex1(solve(8*x^2+7*x+5));\" | grep -v false > output.txt
in Maxima I do: (%i1) 1.4*28; (%o1) 39.2 (%i2) is(1.4*28=39.2); (%o2开发者_JAVA技巧) false This is strange to me, but probably has to do with rat replace?
I\'m hav开发者_Python百科ing trouble finding out how to do this: x=a+b y=c+d z=x*y I would like the output to be
I have some functions set up like this: f(x):=1-2**-x$ g(y):=integrate(f(x), x, 0, y)$ and evaluated them:
How to find solution to overdeterm开发者_如何学JAVAined systems in Macsyma, Scilab, Octave?You don\'t say what type of system it is. If it is non-linear, you are in a very serious mess. In the linear
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