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1. Using the command-prompt interface: | 1. Using the command-prompt interface: | ||
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maple | |||
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Sample Maple program zeros.mws with Maple commands to solve for the complex roots of a simple polynomial: | Sample Maple program zeros.mws with Maple commands to solve for the complex roots of a simple polynomial: | ||
<pre class=" | <pre class="gscript"> | ||
P:=z^5+5*z^4+11*z^3+8*z+22: | P:=z^5+5*z^4+11*z^3+8*z+22: | ||
zeros:=fsolve(P, z, complex): | zeros:=fsolve(P, z, complex): | ||
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quit: | quit: | ||
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2. Create a script file to run the Maple program. | 2. Create a script file to run the Maple program. | ||
Sample script file runMaple.sh to run a Maple program called zeros.mws and it saves the standard output of the execution in a file called zeros.output: | Sample script file runMaple.sh to run a Maple program called zeros.mws and it saves the standard output of the execution in a file called zeros.output: | ||
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#!/bin/csh | #!/bin/csh | ||
cd your_working_directory | |||
maple < zeros.mws > zeros.output | maple < zeros.mws > zeros.output | ||
exit | exit | ||
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Then submit the sample script file runMaple.sh to the queue: | Then submit the sample script file runMaple.sh to the queue: | ||
<pre class="gcommand> | <pre class="gcommand"> | ||
ugsub T1-i1-t1-24h runMaple.sh | ugsub T1-i1-t1-24h runMaple.sh | ||
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=== System === | === System === | ||
AIX | |||
Revision as of 10:12, 13 February 2013
Category
Other
Program On
pcluster
Version
10.06
Author / Distributor
MapleSoft (see http://www.maplesoft.com)
Description
Maple is a mathematics software tool, which provides a mathematical computation engine with fully integrated numerics and symbolics, all accessible from a WYSIWYG technical document environment. Live math is expressed in its natural 2D typeset notation, linked to state-of-the-art graphics and animations with full document editing and presentation control.
Running Program
To run Maple interactively, start the application in one of the following ways:
1. Using the command-prompt interface:
maple
2. Using the GUI front-end with the Maple10 standard interface:
xmaple &
3. Using the GUI front-end with the classical worksheet interface:
xmaple -cw &
If you are planning to run Maple interactively for more than 10 minutes, please run it on an interactive node instead of the pcluster headnode.
Maple can also be run on the batch queue, which is recommended if you are planning to run long jobs. Here is an example of how this can be done:
1. Create a Maple program first.
Sample Maple program zeros.mws with Maple commands to solve for the complex roots of a simple polynomial:
P:=z^5+5*z^4+11*z^3+8*z+22:
zeros:=fsolve(P, z, complex):
for j to nops([zeros]) do
printf(`%f %f \n`, Re(zeros[j]), Im(zeros[j]))
od:
quit:
2. Create a script file to run the Maple program.
Sample script file runMaple.sh to run a Maple program called zeros.mws and it saves the standard output of the execution in a file called zeros.output:
#!/bin/csh cd your_working_directory maple < zeros.mws > zeros.output exit
Then submit the sample script file runMaple.sh to the queue:
ugsub T1-i1-t1-24h runMaple.sh
The queuename T1-i1-t1-24h used in this example can be replaced by other one processor queuenames (that is, the maximum runtime of 24h can be changed). Please refer to Running Jobs on pcluster for more information on how to submit batch jobs on pcluster.
Documentation
Examples of Maple programs are available in /usr/local/maple10/examples
The user manual is available in /usr/local/maple10/doc
Installation
Installed in /usr/local/maple10
System
AIX