How to do it in SMath?

#1 Posted: 2024/2/12 20:49:16

Valery Ochkov

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#2 Posted: 2024/2/12 22:44:45

overlord

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Natively, I don't know how it can be done.
Possibly you can't because smath symbolic engine is inferior.
Maxima can solve it. I assume maxima plugin can solve too in smath.
Maple plugin couldn't solve, maybe there is a trick I don't know.

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#3 Posted: 2024/2/13 01:33:37

Jean Giraud

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As suggested ... remembering Imaginary is the Derivative

Worksheet104.sm (9.66 KiB) downloaded 1290 time(s). ... Please, let me know if working ... Jean

#4 Posted: 2024/2/13 02:14:07

overlord

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Wrote
Please, let me know if working ... Jean

If anything you posted is related with question,
If any of your replies contains tiny bit fraction of correct answer,
It would be a miracle.

NO, IT IS NOT WORKING BECAUSE IT IS JUST A PLOT.

This is what Jean posted!!!

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Oscar Campo 2024/2/13 03:46:00

#5 Posted: 2024/2/13 03:58:14

Martin Kraska

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Maybe, Re() and Im() are worth adding to MaximaTakeover? Yet wrapping in Maxima() does the trick for now.

ReIm.sm (3.95 KiB) downloaded 1228 time(s).

Technische Mechanik mit SMath Studio: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-50592-9

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Valery Ochkov 2024/2/13 14:13:00

#6 Posted: 2024/2/13 14:13:40

Valery Ochkov

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Maybe, Re() and Im() are worth adding to MaximaTakeover? Yet wrapping in Maxima() does the trick for now.

ReIm.sm (3.95 KiB) downloaded 1228 time(s).

I assumed so!

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