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RE: How find the max value of the one 3D function in a interval?
Try this:
FindMinimum[w[x,y],{x,0},{y,-1}]
The values x0 and yo in FindMinimum[f,{x,x0},{y,y0}] are starting
values. See the Mathematica book for further details.
Hope this helps,
**************************************** Jean-Marie THOMAS
Conseil et Audit en Inginierie de Calcul Strasbourg, France
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-----Original Message-----
From: Fernando Marcos Santana Barreto [mailto:barreto@fec.unicamp.br]
To: mathgroup@smc.vnet.net
Subject: [mg11844] [mg11819] How find the max value of the one 3D function in a
interval?
I have one function
w[x_,y_] := Sin[x]*Cos[y];
and I need to get the max value of the function in a determinate
interval
for example
{x,0,1},{y,-1,0}
How can I do that?
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