Halo,
In den Mathcad-Programmen können die Werte der rechten Seite nicht den Funktionen von zwei Variablen auf der linken Seite zugeordnet werden. Stattdessen kann dies getan werden, wenn auf der linken Seite ein Element der Matrix ist. Siehe Fotos:
Hi fkcom,
at the beginning of the file it is good to define the origin of the indexes, in this case one. Then I defined the intervals for the x and y. It seems that it works, even if the times are very long when you choose high-order matrices in the "createmash" arguments. (10x10 is fast enough while 20x20 takes etwa 30 seconds)
Minimize ca be quite tricky and your observation is absolutely correct.
Minimize used from within a program will not use a function locally defined in that program.
So your program fails until you define a function w() outside the program and in front of it. And of course only this function is the function which gets minimized.
To be honest I am not 100% sure if the following workaround really does what it pretends to do. You should double check the resulting data for correctness.
Here we defined a function with a function argument g which calls minimize to minimize an already defined function f which on its part relies on argument function g.
Its fine that in Mathcad one can omit the third argument of the function f and minimize will happily minimize only for the first two arguments. I guess that for this reason the same trick would not work in Prime any more.
The order of the arguments in function f are mandatory - the function f must be the third argument. The order of the arguments in function minimaus can be changed at will as long as you do the same when you call the function from within your program:
