I am trying to achieve the following in Maxima (to be precise: I am using STACK for Moodle which uses Maxima):
v1:matrix([1],[0],[0]);
v2:matrix([0],[1],[0]);
v3:r*v1+s*v2;
I now want the summation in v3 not to be evaluated while still the previously defined vectors v1 and v2 to be substituted in, that is for my output I want to have something like
[1] [0]
r*[0]+s*[1]
[0] [0]
While I can suppress the evaluation of the sum using
v3:'(r*v1+s*v2)
this results in
rv1+sv2
Is there a way to achieve that?
If it helps:
[r] [0]
[0]+[s]
[0] [0]
would also be ok for the output.
v1:matrix([1],[0],[0]);
v2:matrix([0],[1],[0]);
simp:false$
v3:r*v1+s*v2;
simp:true$
This will do fine in Maxima, in STACK it seems that for some reason the
simp:true$
can't be used because it will also simplify everything again. So I just moved everything I do not want to be simplified to the bottom of the code. Also the notation in stack would be
simp:false;
since $ can't be used.