Tue 2019-02-19 08:20:24 UTC+1, Enrique Artal:
>
> I'll do it, but anyway it is strange that the wrong result
> is not reproduced using sage -maxima.
Running `sage --maxima` (or `sage -maxima`) in a terminal
launches plain Maxima, with Maxima's default settings.
When Sage perform some symbolic computations, it starts
Maxima internally with other settings than the default ones.
In particular, most of these probably differ from standard Maxima
('complex' for sure; 'to_poly_solve' and 'abs_integrate' too, I think):
'besselexpand : true',
'display2d : false',
'domain : complex',
'keepfloat : true',
'load(to_poly_solve)',
'load(simplify_sum)',
'load(abs_integrate)',
'load(diag)'
I know `bug_report();` and `build_info();` give the following info:
```
Maxima version: "5.41.0"
Maxima build date: "2018-10-27 02:45:10"
Host type: "x86_64-apple-darwin14.5.0"
Lisp implementation type: "ECL"
Lisp implementation version: "16.1.2"
```
but how does one get information in a Maxima session about settings
such as besselexpand, display2d, domain, keepfloat, and loaded
modules such as to_poly_solve, simplify_sum, abs_integrate, diag?
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