Activity for Euler Math Toolbox
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Euler Math Toolbox updated /Installer/EulerSetup-64_2023-12-22.exe
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Rene Grothmann created a blog post
Typos fixed on the DOF Example in EMT
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Starting Blog on EMT related Stuff
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Philipp Weiss posted a comment on discussion Euler Math Toolbox
**Do you know LEDA? ** ... Pdf that describes LEDA and more precisely ... It's a tool which knows many mathematical types and which has no rounding errors due to a different implementation of the floating point numbers (they can represent all reals ) at the cost of slightly more memory. However the distinct datatypes it uses for the mathematical calculations for various different areas in mathematics are implemented in a more efficient way than elsewhere. Sadly the person who made it, made it proprietary...
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Greg Mikowski modified a comment on discussion Euler Math Toolbox
I can't seem to find the syntax highlighting file in the installation directory referenced in the documentation. I've inspected most of the files. I am referring to this: Technical Documentation\Installation\The Euler Core\External Editor It states: You can also use any other editor. There is a syntax highlighting for Notepad++ in the installation directory, which you can import as a language.
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I can't seem to find the syntax highlighting file in the installation directory referenced in the documentation. I've inspected most of the files. Is it missing. I am referring to this: Technical Documentation\Installation\The Euler Core\External Editor It states: You can also use any other editor. There is a syntax highlighting for Notepad++ in the installation directory, which you can import as a language.
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gyrof posted a comment on discussion Euler Math Toolbox
EMT is a wonderful program! Is there a plan to upgrade the python support to v3 (hopefully >= 3.7)? Thanks.
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serguei posted a comment on discussion Euler Math Toolbox
thank you
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The interaction between EMT and Maxima is based on strings, because the man point of Maxima is to help EMT with symbolic computations. Thus the return value of Maxima is always a string. You can evaluate any string in EMT with brackets like string() as long as EMT understands it. E.g., if you use Maxima for numerical computations you will not get a number but a string containing the number which needs to be evaluated. Your example works as follows: v = 10*u() 29.4772369317 Of course, you can also...
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Hi all, I am rooky in Euler Math and Maxima. Could anybody how I may operate with output after calculations with symbolic expressions. See, for example below: a = 0.5 0.5 b = 1.57075 1.57075 c = 0.8 0.8 &elliptic_pi(@a,@b,@c^2) 2.947723693174529 u = &elliptic_pi(@a,@b,@c^2) 2.947723693174529 v = 10.*u Wrong argument! Cannot combine a symbolic expression here. Did you want to create a symbolic expression? Then start with &. Error in: v = 10.*u ... So, I just would like to calculate 10*u and store...
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Most likely a different definition of the elliptic integral. According to their docs, elliptic_kc is defined as integrate("1/sqrt(1 - 0.8*sin(x)^2)", 0, pi/2) 2.25720532682 And the numerical result that EMT computed is exactly what Maxima computes.
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Most likely a different definition of the elliptic integral. According to their docs, elliptic_kc is defined as integrate("1/sqrt(1 - 0.8*sin(x)^2)", 0, pi/2) 2.25720532682 And the numerical result that EMT computed above is verified.
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Hi all, I try to calculate elliptic integrals in Euler Math with Maxima. But it gives me close but sensetively wrong results: &elliptic_kc(0.8) 2.257205326820854 should be appoximately 2.0 &elliptic_pi(0.5,1.57075,0.8) 3.416452960599695 shoud be approximately 2.9 may anybody explain, what is the reason?
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