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#1 Posted: 2025/12/7 06:52:39
Hi~ I'm studyng building structural analysis.
When I calculate the displacement, I have to use list calculation like below using Ti nspire.
I would try this way in smath studio, but failed.
How can I calculate in smath studio?
thank you for your help.
When I calculate the displacement, I have to use list calculation like below using Ti nspire.
I would try this way in smath studio, but failed.
How can I calculate in smath studio?
thank you for your help.
#2 Posted: 2025/12/7 09:23:36
The following uses vectors rather than lists:
You beat me to it by seconds!
You beat me to it by seconds!
Edited 2025/12/7 09:24:32
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#3 Posted: 2025/12/7 09:29:24
Thank you, StvMath.
I've just found the solution, but I think your way is more efficient than mine !!
Thank you again.
I've just found the solution, but I think your way is more efficient than mine !!
Thank you again.
Edited 2025/12/7 09:29:46
#4 Posted: 2025/12/7 12:34:43
I have just submitted a book on Engineering Mechanics with SMath Studio for publishing. It is to appear early next year. The examples are already available at Github https://github.com/sn-code-inside/Technische-Mechanik-mit-SMath.
See example 5.5.
See example 5.5.
Edited 2025/12/7 17:19:11
Technische Mechanik mit SMath Studio: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-50592-9
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#5 Posted: 2025/12/7 16:54:33
Martin, the link you posted mistakenly incorporates the GitHub string at the beginning, nullifying the connection; you should correct it.
sergio
sergio
#6 Posted: 2025/12/7 22:39:12
Sergio, I can't reproduce the problem. In both instances where I posted the link, it works in my browser. Also, I see some traffic on Github today, so that I expect the link to work for others as well.
As a backup, here is the plain text link: https://github.com/sn-code-inside/Technische-Mechanik-mit-SMath
As a backup, here is the plain text link: https://github.com/sn-code-inside/Technische-Mechanik-mit-SMath
Edited 2025/12/7 22:41:04
Technische Mechanik mit SMath Studio: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-50592-9
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sergio 2025/12/8 14:31:34
#7 Posted: 2025/12/8 09:21:48
It was me who corrected the link.
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#8 Posted: 2026/4/12 07:23:00
For structural analysis in SMath, using vectors usually works out much better than lists anyway, especially when you start dealing with larger matrices or displacement vectors. It keeps the math a bit cleaner and more consistent with how SMath handles calculations internally. That Engineering Mechanics book example looks like a great resource to keep on hand for these types of workflows too!
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