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Re: Ask for help: how to let mathematica output Fortran code with
fewest float operations?
Posted:
Jan 13, 2013 3:00 PM
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On 13.01.2013 19:12, Tang Laoya wrote:
> On Sunday, January 13, 2013 11:28:14 PM UTC+8, Axel Vogt wrote:
>> On 13.01.2013 15:29, Tang Laoya wrote:
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>>> solutions := solve({x*y*z = b, x+y+z = a, x^2+y^2+z^2 = 1}, {x, y, z})
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>> Are you aware, what Maple finds are 6 generic solutions,
>> parametric in a and b, and that they are complex valued
>> in general?
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> Hi Axel Vogt,
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> Thank you very much for your kindly reply. I think that the complex solutions should not effect the output to Fortran code, isn't it?
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> On the other hand, what I posted is just an example and I want to know how to let it simplify the express or output to Fortran code. The real problem is much more complex than this one. As Prof. Fateman pointed out, it is meanless to solve so complex equations since it is much better to solve the equations by numerical method.
Yes+No:
If you have a sound numerical solver covering several variables
and providing complex results then it *may* be better ...
But then the question should not be at 'symbolic' :-)
The other thing is: there may be more than 1 solution, like for
your task intersection of a plane and a cubic on the unit sphere
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