Dear Robert,
Thanks a lot for the suggestion. After typing in "ode_solve", the tab-
completion guided me to the class "ode_solver", which also works like
a charm. This is the reason for my late reply: I was so glad to get
everything working that I lost all track of time...
I know this is not th
On 20 dub, 09:39, jvkersch wrote:
> Thanks Robert, this seems to be the problem. I wish I were a lisp
> programmer so that I could dive into Maxima and put in a call to
> coerce-float-fun myself, but while I'm eager to tinker with this, I'm
> not sure I can be succesful in a reasonable amount o
Thanks Robert, this seems to be the problem. I wish I were a lisp
programmer so that I could dive into Maxima and put in a call to
coerce-float-fun myself, but while I'm eager to tinker with this, I'm
not sure I can be succesful in a reasonable amount of time.
In the meantime, I will write my own
Looks like the rk function in Maxima doesn't try hard enough to
float-ify its argument. I haven't looked at the code, but
maybe rk can call COERCE-FLOAT-FUN to construct a
function to evaluate the expression. At least that would
bring it into line with other Maxima functions which
evaluate expressi
