maple in 2012a student version solving difference equations (z transforms)
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Hello I am trying to use the student versionr2012a for my homework for advanced engineering math. We are studying z transforms. To verify solving difference equations my textbook calls for using the command :
>>maple( ' rsolve( { y(k+2) + y(k+1) - 2*y(k)=1, y(0)=0, y(1)=1} , y(k) ')
I get the error: error using maple (line37) The MAPLE command is not available.
Am I doing something wrong or is there a way to work around this problem? At school this command works fine in an earlier version of matlab. I am not sure what version the school has.
Thanks Dan
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Walter Roberson
2012-6-1
rsolve is for recurrence equations. There is a MuPAD-level routine rec for representing recurrence equations, and the MuPAD-level solve routine can process them.
Note that these are at the MuPAD level, and do not have direct exposure at the MATLAB level. You need to feval() or evalin() the symbolic engine providing MuPAD code, such as
evalin(symengine, 'solve(x^5-5,x)')
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Andreas Goser
2012-5-31
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The product "(Extended) Symbolic Math Toolbox" used the Maple symbolic engine in the past. Not sure exactly, but around 2009 a change was made so that now the MuPad engine is used.
If you have the Symbolic Math Toolbox today ('VER" command) today, you can work with this for symbolic computations.
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Daniel
2012-6-1
Andreas Goser
2012-6-1
I personally am not practically familiar with this toolbox, I just knew the product history background. If nobody else answers here and the documentation is not helpful enough, you can contact MathWorks Technical Support.
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