How can I define cas function of an operator(mathematical term)?
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09-03-2023, 05:51 PM
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RE: How can I define cas function of an operator(mathematical term)?
Thank you for replies!
There is one issue with answers you gave. I most practical cases functions are multivariable. In most cases we don't know the name of variable. So I don't know wether it will be x or other variable. Say l asked this question with intention to define normalisation operator for wavefunctions. I also want to define several other operators like various Hamiltonian operators and so on. So I started with this baby example of indefinite integral. To solve this question I should be able to solve at least any arbitrary integral from CAS. So we stopped there. So I am asking to help me construct user defined cas function for an mathematical operator (say integration), where we can insert any arbitrary variables. I tried this: #CAS MYINT(f,x):= BEGIN RETURN int(f,x); END; #end So I tried this new cas function in CAS mode MYINT(y^2,y) And I have obtained this: Int(f(x)dx) |
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