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Re: symbolic fsolve
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tmacchant |
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Re: symbolic fsolve |
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Thu, 20 Aug 2015 20:04:35 -0700 (PDT) |
>Unfortunately the second link you gave me does not work. In the other side,
exactly I intended to use fsolve because the function "solve" does not work
properly in symbolic environment . I want to solve a complex equation, that
it is not possible at all by "solve"! Do you any idea?
I wrote the previous post without enough explanation.
The second link is just output of
>> help solve
As message tells that "solve" for symbolic package have not been implemented
yet.
>From the message, I guess that you cannot "solve" equation in symbolic
algebra
with octave+symbolic package at the moment.
If you want solve equation in analytical way, try Maxima.
http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
Of course, Maxima is completely different program from octave
so that output equation should be translate to octave language by hand.
Tatsuro
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