solve/parametrized
parametrize the solutions of a scalar functions of two variables
Calling Sequence
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Description
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solve(eqn, varlist)
eqn
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single equation in two variables
varlist
list of two names applied to a parameter (for example, xt,yt) or two equations of the form xt=x0,yt=y0 giving the parametrization point. The desired name of the parameter to use in the solution (for example, t) appears as an argument to the variable names. Note that t=0 corresponds to x0,y0.
The solve(eqn,varlist) command substitutes y=y0+tx−x0 into the given function and tries to solve the resulting equation (set equal to zero) for x as a function of t. If successful, this gives a parametrized solution of the original equation, in that fxt,y0+txt−x0=0.
Note: This command does not find solutions of the form x=at+x0,y=bt+y0. It can sometimes find parametrized solutions of nonpolynomial equations, and can find nonrational parametrizations of polynomial equations. To find rational parametrizations of polynomial systems, use the command algcurves[parametrization].
solveu2+v2−1,us=−1,vs=0
u=s2−1s2+1,v=2ss2+1
tacnode≔2x4−3x2y+y4−2y3+y2
tacnode≔2x4+y4−3x2y−2y3+y2
tacsol≔solvetacnode,xt,yt
tacsol≔x=−−2t2+12t2+1−3t2t4+2,y=−t2−2t2+12t2+1−32t4+2,x=2t2+3+12t2+1t2t4+2,y=t22t2+3+12t2+12t4+2
solvexx−yy,xt,yt
x=ⅇln1ttt−1,y=tⅇln1ttt−1
Corless, Robert M. Essential Maple 7. Chap. 3. Springer-Verlag.
Hardy, G. H. Pure Mathematics. Cambridge University Press, 1952.
See Also
algcurves[parametrization]
solve
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