On Sunday, October 30, 2016 at 9:04:37 AM UTC-7, M. Fernandez wrote:
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> I hope that's the right place to post the bug.
>
Yes, that works.
> Use Maxima's interface to solve the problem
>
> 1.
>>
>> maxima('depends(y,x)')
>> maxima('eq: x^2*diff(y,x,2)-x*diff(y,x,1)+y=0')
>> maxima('sol: ode2(eq, y,x)')
>> maxima('exactSol: bc2(sol,x=1,y=1,x=%e,y=2*%e)')
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> Scanning through the code, it looks like the command "depends(y,x)" does
not get executed by sage, and without it indeed also maxima fails to find a
solution. Perhaps it should. So, fixing it might boil down to figuring out
how to execute "depends(y,x)" safely, without affecting future computations.
(by the way, using "maxima_calculus" instead of "maxima" will get you a
closer replication of the sage use of maxima: sage sets various flags and
options that are not activated by default in "maxima". Also, changing such
options in "maxima_calculus" may affect further use of maxima in sage). So
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