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Katharina1-Visitor
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February 14, 2011
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Runtime Error while calculating

  • February 14, 2011
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Hi,

I use Mathcad 2001 Student Edition (on Windows XP). Everything is working fine until I change l1:=0,1..2 to l1:=0,1..7 in the file attached.

When I do this I get the following error Message:

"Runtime Error

This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way."

Can anybody tell me, how I can increase the range without causing Mathcad to crush?

Best answer by StuartBruff

Katharina Hunger wrote:

Hi,

I use Mathcad 2001 Student Edition (on Windows XP). Everything is working fine until I change l1:=0,1..2 to l1:=0,1..7 in the file attached.

When I do this I get the following error Message:

"Runtime Error

This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way."

Can anybody tell me, how I can increase the range without causing Mathcad to crush?

Katharina,

I think the root cause of the problem may be that you haven't assigned a range variable to some of the 'k' variables in your equation. This results in each element, apart from those on the first row, being assigned a vector value of length dictated by l1.

See attached worksheet - I don't get a runtime error with the addition of the range variables.

I note that the range variables cause the equation to effectively iterate down each column. However, only the first column has a value and the corresponding 'k' vector values for the first column are all zero. This means that the equation replicates the initial values down the first column and leaves zeros in all the other elements. What did you intend the equation to do?

Stuart

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f.kohlhepp1-Visitor
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February 14, 2011

Truly strange:

I opened your file, it computed. I changed the range variable and it computed successfully. I then changed the range vaiable back to 2 and it failed (with your error message.) I opened it again and got the same result.

Running MathCad 11.2.

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StuartBruff23-Emerald VAnswer
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February 14, 2011

Katharina Hunger wrote:

Hi,

I use Mathcad 2001 Student Edition (on Windows XP). Everything is working fine until I change l1:=0,1..2 to l1:=0,1..7 in the file attached.

When I do this I get the following error Message:

"Runtime Error

This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way."

Can anybody tell me, how I can increase the range without causing Mathcad to crush?

Katharina,

I think the root cause of the problem may be that you haven't assigned a range variable to some of the 'k' variables in your equation. This results in each element, apart from those on the first row, being assigned a vector value of length dictated by l1.

See attached worksheet - I don't get a runtime error with the addition of the range variables.

I note that the range variables cause the equation to effectively iterate down each column. However, only the first column has a value and the corresponding 'k' vector values for the first column are all zero. This means that the equation replicates the initial values down the first column and leaves zeros in all the other elements. What did you intend the equation to do?

Stuart

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Katharina1-VisitorAuthor
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February 15, 2011

Unfortunately I am not able to open your worksheet, ("This version of Mathcad can`t read this worksheet"), therefore I can`t see what you did.

I intended to iterate the k-values and solve the equations for each set of k`s. Later I want to read out i.e. S2 for each set of k`s and perform further calculations with that. I noted that only the first column has a value, too - that was the point I stopped working on this yesterday evening, hoping I will sort everything out today...

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StuartBruff23-Emerald V
23-Emerald V
February 15, 2011

Katharina Hunger wrote:

Unfortunately I am not able to open your worksheet, ("This version of Mathcad can`t read this worksheet"), therefore I can`t see what you did.

I intended to iterate the k-values and solve the equations for each set of k`s. Later I want to read out i.e. S2 for each set of k`s and perform further calculations with that. I noted that only the first column has a value, too - that was the point I stopped working on this yesterday evening, hoping I will sort everything out today...

Es tut mir leid, Katherina, I should have noticed you said M2001. I've attached a M2000 version below - I hope it works.

Stuart

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