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[MUG] Re: gamma

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[MUG] Re: gamma
Author: Robert Israel    Posted: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 11:48:48 -0700

>> From: Robert Israel "israel"

Well, I think this does it:

> forget(`simpl/simpl/Im/is`,gamma);
forget(`simpl/simpl/Re/is`,gamma);
forget(`type/EvalfableProp`,gamma);
unassign(`evalf/gamma`);
`evalf/constant/gamma`:= proc() gamma end;
constants:= op({constants} minus {gamma});

(it doesn't seem to be enough to unassign `evalf/constant/gamma`, because
at some point that procedure would just be loaded back from the
repository).


At least, you now have the following:

> evalf(gamma);
gamma
> conjugate(gamma);
_____
gamma
> Im(gamma);
Im(gamma)
> Re(gamma);
Re(gamma)


But I can't guarantee that this will work in all situations.

Robert Israel "israel"
Department of Mathematics http://www.math.ubc.ca/~israel
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z2



On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, Norbert Van den Bergh wrote:

> Does anyone know how to tell Maple 7 that it should regard gamma as an
> arbitrary parameter (possibly complex) and not as 0.5772156649... ?
> I spend some time trying stuff like
>
> > restart:
> > constants := op({constants} minus {gamma});
> > unprotect(gamma): gamma := 'gamma':
> > unassign(`evalf/constant/gamma`):
> > forget(`type/EvalfableProp`, gamma):
> > forget(`type/realcons`, gamma):
> > forget(`simpl/simpl/Im/is`, gamma):
> > forget(evalf, gamma):
>
> but conjugate(gamma) persists in returning gamma rather than "gamma
> bar". The reason is -I think- that evalf is called, which decides that
> gamma is real. I don't succeed however in convincing evalf to forget
> what it knows about gamma ...
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated,
>
> Norbert Van den Bergh
> Fac. of Applied Sciences
> University of Gent, Belgium.
>
>
>
>
>
>

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