sage and Octave

[Márcio Diniz]

Dear Jordi,

Using the opportunity: do you know a document/tutorial that teach how to use Octave(and R, hopefully) and Sage simultaneously?
I don't think "simultaneoously" is the best word, perhaps conjointly is a better word.
Thanks.

Regards,
M.Diniz

2011/9/29 Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso <address@hidden>

On 29 September 2011 11:47, george brida <address@hidden> wrote:
> Dear Octavers,
> I have the following matrix A:
> A(1,1)=T ;  A(1,2)=T*(T+1)/2  ;
> A(2,1)=T*(T+1)/2 ; A(2,2)= T*(T+1)*(2*T+1)/6
>
> I would like to find the inverse of this matrix in this general form.

The symbolic packge doesn't have symbolic matrices implemented yet.
This is how to do it in Sage instead:

   sage: t = var('t')
   sage: X = matrix([ [t, t*(t+1)/2], [t*(t+1)/2, t*(t+1)*(2*t+1)/6]])
   sage: X
   [                t                 1/2*(t + 1)*t]
   [    1/2*(t + 1)*t       1/6*(t + 1)*(2*t + 1)*t]

   sage: X.inverse()
   [-3*(t + 1)^2/(3*(t + 1)^2*t - 2*(t + 1)*(2*t + 1)*t) + 1/t
            6*(t + 1)/(3*(t + 1)^2*t - 2*(t + 1)*(2*t + 1)*t)]
   [6*(t + 1)/(3*(t + 1)^2*t - 2*(t + 1)*(2*t + 1)*t)
             -12/(3*(t + 1)^2*t - 2*(t + 1)*(2*t + 1)*t)]

HTH,
- Jordi G. H.
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