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Hi,
I have a problem with an integral. Symbolic evaluation resulted in a "hypergeom" function. The problem is Mathcad 15 does not recognize its own function "hypergeom". Is this a bug? Does anyone now how to deal with this problem? I am interested in solutions for 'z' larger than -10 in this particular example (away from the singularity).
Best regards
Rafal
Solved! Go to Solution.
Its not easy to understand what MC is doing with these functions,
the attached does plot the result of the hypergeom function using values saved in an array.
Its not pretty, but hopefully you can get sufficient information from it
regards
Andy
HyperGeom is one of the symbolic only functions that MC15 supports, see the help (F1):
It does say that the 'float' keyword can be used to get a numeric result for the function.
The quick sheet gives a suggestion to verify the results that you get.
Regards
Andy
Hi Andy,
Thank you for your detailed reply. You are correct, the calculation of the definite integral corresponds with the hypergeom evaluation within a given interval. The problem is, I would like to be able to recover the value of the integrated function in a point, so in case of my attached worksheet, I would like to evaluate F(10), F(11) and so on and be able to plot those results.
Its not easy to understand what MC is doing with these functions,
the attached does plot the result of the hypergeom function using values saved in an array.
Its not pretty, but hopefully you can get sufficient information from it
regards
Andy
Thank you Andy! This solution is really helpful. It is a pity though that Mathcad cannot plot this function automatically like log or sin function.
Best regards
Rafal