liesymm
dvalue
Force evaluation of derivatives
Calling Sequence
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Description
Examples
dvalue(f)
f
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any expression involving Diff
Routines in the liesymm package manipulate and produce results expressed in terms of ``inert derivatives''. This is accomplished by using ``Diff'' instead of ``diff''. The dvalue() command forces the evaluation to take place as if ``diff'' had been used, and then rewrites the final result in terms of the inert ``Diff''.
The action of dvalue differs from that of value only in that the final result is expressed in terms of ``Diff'' rather than ``diff''.
One can also use convert(...) to reformulate a given PDE See the examples below.
One key advantage of the inert representation is that the operands can be modified to reflect desired changes in dependencies prior to evaluation. This can be accomplished by use of vfix().
The results of using diff() and Diff() often display the same way. To determine which of these two is actually present, use lprint(). or has( ... , diff ), etc.
This routine is ordinarily loaded via with(liesymm) but can be used in the ``package style'' as liesymm[dvalue]()
with⁡liesymm:
eq≔Diff⁡h⁡t,x,x,x=Diff⁡h⁡t,x,t
eq≔∂2∂x2h⁡t,x=∂∂th⁡t,x
eq1≔map⁡Diff,eq,t
eq1≔∂∂t∂2∂x2h⁡t,x=∂2∂t2h⁡t,x
eq2≔dvalue⁡
eq2≔∂2∂x2∂∂th⁡t,x=∂2∂t2h⁡t,x
has⁡eq2,diff
false
has⁡value⁡eq2,diff
true
make h independent of t and x.
vfix⁡eq,,h
ⅆ2hⅆx2=ⅆhⅆt
dvalue⁡
0=0
make h independent of t.
vfix⁡eq,x,h
ⅆ2ⅆx2h⁡x=∂∂th⁡x
ⅆ2ⅆx2h⁡x=0
Convert to different representations.
convert⁡eq,diff
∂2∂x2h⁡t,x=∂∂th⁡t,x
has⁡,diff
convert⁡eq,D
D2,2⁡h⁡t,x=D1⁡h⁡t,x
convert⁡,Diff
See Also
convert
diff
dsolve
liesymm[vfix]
value
with
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