This is an example of what I need to display in Maple:

Notation

Is it possible to display boundary-conditions in Maple like this?

I tried to experiment with maple but I cannot type the lower and upper boundaries on top of each other. Unfortunately, they are not vertically aligned if I try to use superscript and subscript at the end of the right square bracket.

I hope there is a hack or a way to deal with this problem.

I know that the notation is a bit weird but that is how our teachers want us to display the intermediate calculations when we have to deliver our assignments. I know I could skip this intermidiate process but it is a tradition in my country to show the intermidiary calculations like I showed in the link.

Best regards.

I can't combine standard font and Greek symbols in a plot legend. I want to type:

"Limit of X_{i}^{\rho=0} (\alpha\mapsto+\infty)>0"

where I used LaTeX notation to emphasise that I want (1) superscript and subscript of X displayed as aligned exactly on top of each other, (2) rho, alpha, mapsto-style arrow, and infinity typed in their respective symbolic forms.

thanks!

When I annotate a MapleFlow worksheet, I would like to typset some text as a superscript or a subscript for clarity, and to match the math expression. Is there a method to format text using superscripts and subscripts?

Hi:

In a plot title, I want  A^(1)(x) to appear - that is, the first derivative of the function A(x) with the "1" enclosed in brackets because that is the standard notation for derivatives of the special function A.

Alternatively, I'll be happy to use A'(x) - and I know that there are calculus characters on the pallet that are supposed to do that, but they all just become Diff and that is no good for other reasons.

So, here is the closest I've come:

Test:=plots[textplot]([3,3,typeset(A^[1],"(x)")]);

and that almost works, except if I change the [1] to (1), Maple tries to evaluate it as an expression and it disappears. If I change 1 to 2 it works fine, except I want the first derivative.

I've tried quotes, uneval, backquotes and all I get is an error or the quotes showing up as text.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Thank you.

Dear Maple Users:

Could you help in the following question?

How do I use a symbol as a subscript, e.g.  A_*, to label an axis?

I am trying to use the perpendicular symbol ⊥ as a superscript. Can this be done? For somereason the document will not displat?

Maple Worksheet - Error

Failed to load the worksheet /maplenet/convert/Q_10-12-22_Polar_point_line_symbol.mw .

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Attached is a worksheet containing a simple assignment that gives an "illegal use of an object as a name" error. I created the superscripted name in the following way.

1)  type b.

2) click on the Insert|Typesetting|Superscript  item in the insert menu.

3) enter 1 at the cursor in the superscript position.

4)  the result is a name b with superscript 1, but this symbol does not constitute a valid name for an assignment.

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Dear all,
I want to create a superscripted and subscripted variable in 1-D math. I know that I can establish a subscripted variable by using double “_”, for example, the execution of the following command causes assignment 2 to u__b, in which b is the subscript of u.
u__b:=2;
However, I don’t know any way to create either a superscripted variable or a variable having both the subscript and superscript in 1-D math.
Can anyone help me?
 Best wishes

Hello everyone.

I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to have a supscript+superscript layout on the left hand side of the equation in 1D math?

When I try to use (A)[b]^(c) from the layout palette it does not allow me to use it in 1D Math, and when using it in any of the math types (1D and both of the 2D options) it is not accepted on the left hand side of the equation.

I am writing a project where we use transformation matrices, and I seem to be unable to define them as they are supposed to be. I am left with T__40 when I want to write (T)[4)^(0).

Help would be very much appreciated.

What is the difference between the Expression Palette and the Layout Palette? First I thought that the Layout Palette is supporting the entering of names with e.g. sub- and superscripts, but I learned (the hard way) that the templates of the Layout Palette are "mathematically active".

What is the meaning of the colours green and violett in both palettes?

Often, I'd like to use variable names that look like expressions. Is there a way to convert them to some form of inert form or as some sort of literal (so that they are not a mathematical expression) ?

Such as,

a1⁽²⁾

Can't type it here, but I wanted 'a' subscript 1 superscript (2). I'd like it to not be a1 squared.

Basically, I'd like the subscripts and superscript to not mean anything mathematically . . . And, I use a1^(3), a1^(1), a2^(1), a2^(2), a2^(3), b2^(3), etc.

Thanks, for any suggests.

Cheers !!

I'm trying to construct some tickmarks. I have so far found a way to do a "hat", where I use:

conjugate(alpha)

I also need to put a subscript and a superscript on that. Any ideas?

Cheers,

Christian

Here, using the toolbar, I attempt to enter x-squared, using the superscript button: x. It shows up fine when I type this, but I don't see the raised 2 in the post.