Hi,
I have a problem with setting the domains of definition of variables.
For example, typing
var("y") ; assume(y, "real") conjugate(y + I) I get the result
y + I
. The same withvar("y", domain="real")
.
Where I'm wrong?
thanks!
1 | initial version |
Hi,
I have a problem with setting the domains of definition of variables.
For example, typing
var("y") ; assume(y, "real") conjugate(y + I) I get the result
y + I
. The same withvar("y", domain="real")
.
Where I'm wrong?
thanks!
Hi,
I have a problem with setting the domains of definition of variables.
For example, typing
var("y") ; assume(y, "real")
y + I
. The same with var("y", domain="real")
. Where I'm wrong?
thanks!
3 | retagged |
Hi,
I have a problem with setting the domains of definition of variables.
For example, typing
var("y") ; assume(y, "real")
conjugate(y + I)
I get the result y + I
. The same with var("y", domain="real")
.
Where I'm wrong?
thanks!
4 | retagged |
Hi,
I have a problem with setting the domains of definition of variables.
For example, typing
var("y") ; assume(y, "real")
conjugate(y + I)
I get the result y + I
. The same with var("y", domain="real")
.
Where I'm wrong?
thanks!