> > >>> The underlying package, maxima, doesn't exhibit this tolerant behaviour: >> >> (%i10) desolve(diff(y(x),x)+y(x)=1,y(z)); >> desolve: can't handle this case. >> >> however, as you can see when you type "desolve??" (which shows the >> source), the sage implementation does a lot of pre- and postprocessing. So >> in the process it seems sage does something that hides the problem for >> maxima. >> >> It's an edge case, but if it bothers you, you can learn how to fix it and >> submit a patch if you have an idea how to make it behave better. >> > > Ok, will do. I am now newbie in sage, and only used it for a total of 2-3 > hrs all together. So need more time to fix this, may be a year or so, until > I become more familiar with sage. >
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