Problem with system of equation - in vector form

Problem with system of equation - in vector form - don't know why matrix have det=0 - Messages

#1 Posted: 9/2/2014 3:47:30 AM
mingo81

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Hello to everyone,
i have a problem with a system of equation in a vector form.

i have tried to solve a system like this (see the file attached system_roots).

the problem is that the sam system write in a classic way (see the fille attached - page n°2) gives no errors and is correctly solved.

the problem is that in the first case, the software gives an error of determinant of matrix = 0.

what's my error?

does anyone knows what's wrong?
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#2 Posted: 9/2/2014 1:47:10 PM
Martin Kraska

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Hello to everyone,
i have a problem with a system of equation in a vector form.

i have tried to solve a system like this (see the file attached system_roots).

the problem is that the sam system write in a classic way (see the fille attached - page n°2) gives no errors and is correctly solved.

the problem is that in the first case, the software gives an error of determinant of matrix = 0.

what's my error?

does anyone knows what's wrong?


I don't know if roots() can handle function expressions as unknowns (indexing is a function).
Maxima in principle can handle that but fails to correctly do the back-translation. If you just want nice formatting, you can use text indices, i.e. A.1 instead of A[1.


roots.PNG
Martin Kraska Pre-configured portable distribution of SMath Studio: https://en.smath.info/wiki/SMath%20with%20Plugins.ashx
#3 Posted: 9/3/2014 3:12:26 AM
mingo81

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Thank you mkraska,
i will try to follow your advice.
i didn't know about the existence of the indices A.1 instead A[1.
tnaks agan
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