Maple qseries Package - Installation Instructions

These instructions are for Windows (64 bit) and Maple 16. If you are using a different version of Maple just change "16" to whatever.

STEP 1
Create a Homelib directory for your maple lib (dotm) files.
My directory is called mylib and is located here:
```
C:\cygwin\home\fgarvan\maple\mylib
```
This is what I did to create it:
- Open command line (MSDOS)
- ```
 cd c:\cygwin\home\fgarvan\maple 
```
- ```
 mkdir mylib
```
You should now have a new directory called mylib.
STEP 2
Set up a maple.ini file. This file should be created in the directory:
```
C:\Program Files\Maple 16\Users
```
and it should contain two lines of code resembling something like:
```
Homelib:="C:\\cygwin\\home\\fgarvan\\maple\\mylib":
libname := libname, Homelib:
```
The value of Homelib should correspond to your Homelib. One way to do this is to use the following Maple worksheet.
- First right-click on the Maple icon and select Run as adminstrator
- Open the following Maple worksheet: setup-mapleinit-win64.mw (view PDF)
- Edit this worksheet to correspond to you Homelib location.
- Then execute the worksheet.
Now you should have a file maple.ini containing two lines of code.
STEP 3
Download the file
- wmprog64.txt
This file contains MAPLE code for setting up and saving the package. Save this file in a place where you keep your MAPLE programs. I saved it in a special directory:
```
"H:\maple\mypackages\qseries\wmprog"                           
```
This program saves the qseries package in the mylib directory. If you want to save it in a different place you will need to edit the file.

STEP 4
Install the qseries package. Start MAPLE and do something like the following.

> libname;
 "C:\Program Files\Maple 16\lib", ".", "C:\cygwin\home\fgarvan\maple\mylib"
> currentdir("C:\\cygwin\\home\\fgarvan\\maple\\mypackages\\qseries\\wmprog");
              "C:\cygwin\home\fgarvan\maple\mypackages\qseries"
> currentdir();
          "C:\cygwin\home\fgarvan\maple\mypackages\qseries\wmprog"
> read "wmprog64.txt":
>

You will need to change "C:....wmprog" to the appropriate place.
This program saves package as a file qseries.m in the mylib dir. See

INSTALL QSERIES [ MW | PDF ]

STEP 5
Exit MAPLE and restart it to test the package:

> with(qseries);
[aqprod, changes, etamake, etaq, findcong, findhom, findhomcombo, 
  findhomcombomodp, findhommodp, findlincombo, findlincombomodp, findnonhom, 
  findnonhomcombo, findpoly, jac2prod, jac2series, jacprod, jacprodmake, 
  mprodmake, packageversion, prodmake, qbin, qdegree, qetamake, qfactor, 
  qs2jaccombo, quinprod, sift, theta, theta2, theta3, theta4, tripleprod, 
  winquist, zqfactor]

> x:=add(q^(n*(n+1)/2),n=0..20);
          3    6    10    15    21    28    36    45    55    66    78    91
 1 + q + q  + q  + q   + q   + q   + q   + q   + q   + q   + q   + q   + q  

       105    120    136    153    1.2    190    210
    + q    + q    + q    + q    + q    + q    + q   

> etamake(x,q,20);
                                           2  
                                 eta(2 tau)   
                               ---------------
                                (1/8)         
                               q      eta(tau)

> qetamake(x,q,20);
                                         2
                                     / 2\ 
                                   _E\q / 
                                   -------
                                    _E(q) 
> P:=series(1/etaq(q,1.2001),q,1001):
> qdegree(P);
                                    1000

> findcong(P,1000);
                                  [4, 5, 5]
                                  [5, 7, 7]
                                 [6, 11, 11]
                                [24, 25, 25]
              {[4, 5, 5], [5, 7, 7], [6, 11, 11], [24, 25, 25]}

Do you get this? See

TEST QSERIES [MW | PDF]

The url of this page is http://qseries.org/fgarvan/qmaple/qseries/1.2/maple16-win64/index.html.
Created by F.G. Garvan (fgarvan@ufl.edu) on Tuesday, December 25, 2012.
Last update made Tue Dec 25 21:55:13 EST 2012.

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