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hp40g+.book Page 17 Friday, December 9, 2005 1:03 AM • MODULO contains the value of p for performing symbolic calculations in Z/pZ or in Z/pZ[X]. You can change the value of p either with the MODSTO command on the MODULAR menu, (by typing, for example, MODSTO(n) to give p a value of n), or from CAS MODES screen (see page 14-5). • PERIOD must contain the period of a function before you can find its Fourier coefficients. • PRIMIT contains the primitive of the last integrated function. • REALASSUME contains a list of the names of the symbolic variables that are considered reals. If you've chosen the Cmplx vars option on the CFG configuration menu, the defaults are X, Y, t, S1 and S2, as well as any integration variables that are in use. If you've chosen the Real vars option on the CFG configuration menu, all symbolic variables are considered reals. You can also use an assumption to define a variable such as X >1. In a case like this, you use the ASSUME(X>1) command to make REALASSUME contain X>1. The command UNASSUME(X) cancels all the assumptions you have previously made about X. To see these variables, as well as those that you've defined in CAS, press in the Equation Editor (see "CAS variables" on page 14-4). The keyboard in the Equation Writer The keys mentioned in this section have different functions when pressed in the Equation Writer than when used elsewhere. MATH key The key, if pressed in the Equation Writer, displays just those functions used in symbolic calculation. These functions are contained in the following menus: • The five function-containing Equation Writer menus outlined in the previous section: Algebra ( ), Equation Writer 15-17

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Equation Writer
15-17
MODULO
contains the value of
p
for performing
symbolic calculations in
Z/pZ
or in
Z/pZ
[
X
]. You can
change the value of
p
either with the
MODSTO
command on the
MODULAR
menu, (by typing, for
example, MODSTO(
n
) to give
p
a value of
n
), or from
CAS MODES screen (see page 14-5).
PERIOD
must contain the period of a function before
you can find its Fourier coefficients.
PRIMIT
contains the primitive of the last integrated
function.
REALASSUME
contains a list of the names of the
symbolic variables that are considered reals. If you’ve
chosen the
Cmplx vars
option on the
CFG
configuration menu, the defaults are
X
,
Y
,
t
,
S1 and
S2
, as well as any integration variables that are in
use.
If you’ve chosen the
Real vars
option on the
CFG
configuration menu, all symbolic variables are
considered reals. You can also use an assumption to
define a variable such as X >1. In a case like this,
you use the
ASSUME(X>1)
command to make
REALASSUME
contain X>1. The command
UNASSUME(X)
cancels all the assumptions you have
previously made about
X
.
To see these variables, as well as those that you’ve
defined in CAS, press
in the Equation Editor
(see “CAS variables” on page 14-4).
The keyboard in the Equation Writer
The keys mentioned in this section have different functions
when pressed in the Equation Writer than when used
elsewhere.
MATH key
The
key, if pressed in
the Equation Writer, displays
just those functions used in
symbolic calculation. These
functions are contained in
the following menus:
The five function-containing Equation Writer menus
outlined in the previous section:
Algebra
(
)
,
hp40g+.book
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