Calculus
Base.diff
— Method.diff(f, x, n) where T
Take the nth order derivative of $f$ with respect to $x$.
Base.diff
— Method.diff(f, x) where T
Take the derivative of $f$ with respect to $x$
Base.sum
— Method.sum(f::T, k, start, finish) where T
Compute the sum,
simplifying the sum if possible.
Examples
julia> sum(m"1/n^2", :n, 1, "inf")
2
%pi
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6
Maxima.ilt
— Method.ilt(f::T, s, t) where T
Compute the inverse Laplace transform of $f(s)$.
$t$ is the new variable and $s$ is the old variable.
Maxima.integrate
— Method.integrate(f::T, x, a, b) where T
Evaluate the definite integral of $f$ with respect to $x$ from $a$ to $b$.
Maxima.integrate
— Method.integrate(f::T, x) where T
Evaluate the indefinite integral
Examples
julia> integrate(:(sin(x)), :x)
:(-cos(x))
See also
Maxima.laplace
— Method.laplace(f::T, t, s) where T
Compute the Laplace transform of $f(t)$ where $s$ is the new variable.
Maxima.limit
— Method.limit(f, x, a, side) where T
Take the left or right sided limit as $x$ approaches $a$ of $f(x)$.
side
may be either "plus"
or "minus"
denoting the right and left sided limit respectively
Maxima.limit
— Method.limit(f, x, a) where T
Take the limit as $x$ approaches $a$ of $f(x)$
Maxima.product
— Method.product(f::T, k, start, finish) where T
Compute the product,
simplifying the product if possible.
Maxima.risch
— Method.risch(f::T, x) where T
Compute the indefinite integral of $f$ with respect to $x$ using the Risch algorithm
See also
Maxima.taylor
— Method.taylor(f::T, x, x0, n) where T
Taylor expand $f(x)$ around $x_0$ to nth order