Maple Tutorial - Michigan Technological University

Maple Tutorialto accompany Partial Differential Equations: Analytical and Numerical Methods, 2nd editionby Mark S. Gockenbach(SIAM, 2010)IntroductionIn this introduction, I will explain the organization of this Tutorial and give some basic information about Maple and Maple worksheets. I will also give a preliminary introduction to the capabilities of this tutorialThe purpose of this document is to explain the features of Maple that are useful for applying the techniques presented in my textbook. This really is a Tutorial (not a reference), meant to be read and used in parallel with the textbook. For this reason, I have structured the Tutorial to have the same chapter and section titles as the book. However, the purpose of the sections of this document is not to re-explain the material in the text; rather, it is to present the capabilities ofMaple as they are needed by someone studying the , for example, in Section (Heat flow in a bar; Fourier's Law), I do notexplain any physics or modeling (the physics and modeling are in the text).

explain any physics or modeling (the physics and modeling are in the text). Instead, I explain the Maple command for integration, because Section 2.1 is the first place in the text where the student is asked to integrate a function. Because of this style of organization, some parts of the text have no counterpart in this tutorial.

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