Bizarre error

Bizarre error

asked 10 years ago

foliot
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updated 10 years ago

FrédéricC

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I'm sorry that the function in question is rather messy, but the problem is rather specific. I'm setting a constant 'c' and evaluating the local maximum of a function like so:

c = 1E6
find_local_maximum(lambda f: abs(1000*(2*pi*f*i)/(0.1*(2*pi*f*i)^2+1000*(2*pi*f*i)+c)), 1000, 3000)

In this case, I get the expected output. If I set c = 1E7, or a nearby value, like c = 1.123E7 or c = 3E7, I get the following error:

RuntimeError: ECL says: THROW: The catch MACSYMA-QUIT is undefined.

Now, if I set c = 5E7or c = 1E8, I get no error.

It's also worth noting that find_local_minimum with the exact same set of values and function does not have this same issue. Finally, the type of c is sage.rings.real_mpfr.RealLiteral in each case.

What could be causing this problem? Is there a workaround or a potential bug fix?

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sage: expr = abs(1000*(2*pi*f*i)/(0.1*(2*pi*f*i)^2+1000*(2*pi*f*i)+c)) sage: g = fast_callable(expr.subs(c=1E6), domain=CDF, vars=[f]) sage: find_local_maximum(g, 1000, 3000) (1.0, (1591.549431507781+0j)) sage: g = fast_callable(expr.subs(c=1E7), domain=CDF, vars=[f]) sage: find_local_maximum(g, 1000, 3000) (1.0, (1591.549431507781+0j))

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