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[Aristos]

LAC version 0.01

This is a program to find all real and imaginary roots of a polynomial.

It's based on Durand-Kerner method. This method has a drawback: if a root is
double, triple... (multiple root) the method is slightly efficient. Fortunately, there is an algorithm
to find multiple roots. The program first find multiple roots, if any the polynomial is deflated
and then are found the remainder of the roots.

The program is a part of a automatic control project even in development.

To run this program you will need the 'LNAutils' by PAP.

Example: To find the roots of the polynomial: x⁵-14x⁴+162x³-652x²+2145x+8450 and to measure
the elapsed time you would have to write:

require ("LACutils/RootP","LNAutils/MatPrint","LNAutils/TimeElap")local r,h,m,slocal a={1,-14,162,-652,2145,8450}h,m,s=gettime()r=RootP(a)TimeElapsed(h,m,s,1)print("roots=")MatPrint(r,"%.8")

The roots are stored in a table of two dimensions:

r11' /> -> real part root 1, r12' /> -> imaginary part root 1
r21' /> -> real part root 2, r22' /> -> imaginary part root 2 ... and so on.

[PAP]

This is a program to find all real and imaginary roots of a polynomial.

Interesting, I would like to see the source code for "RootP". Your program is able to find all roots of polynomials only (while LNA's function KroneRoots is not restricted to polynomials). On the other hand, your program also finds imaginary roots, while KroneRoots (and LNA, in general) is restricted to real numbers.

[Aristos]

The program is in the File sharing. I have directly written it in the CP300.
I need to know all roots of the polynomials (and only polynomials for the present) because I'm developing a program for automatic control LCA(Lua Automatic Control). There are several techniques to solve systems of automatic control: Root locus method, Bode diagrams... In a elementary level we only need polynomials and its roots.

I've written the program directly on the CP300 because there isn't a external compiler for CPLua but also I have written it in Wordpad to be able to print it. Is this the file(s) that you want?

[girdeux]

Good program I was looking for someting like this, only two mini bugs:

- in the program LACutils/DivPoly in side of require put "LACutils/RmvLeadZ" (it's write bad)
- in the code that you have puted in the post, at the last line: MatPrint(r,"%.8f") (you forgot the "f")

[Aristos]

Both bugs are solved of the way that you propose: in the program LACutils/DivPoly within the 'require' statment it must change "LGRutils/RmvLeadZ" by "LACutils/RmvLeadZ". (LGRutils was a previous working directory).
The code of example needs an 'f' in the last line: 'MatPrint(r,"%8f)' to run correctly.

I'm sorry and thanks for your comprehension.

[PAP]

The code of example needs an 'f' in the last line: 'MatPrint(r,"%8f)' to run correctly.

To avoid similar typos in the future, transfer your program to the PC, open it with CPLua.exe, then copy and paste it here. You don't need to type it directly (thus inserting unavoidable typos).

[Orwell]

Speaking about that, I'm a little bit worried concerning CPManager 3.0...
I can be wrong, but I think it cannot save *.mcs files anymore It uses another file format (*.vcp) that CPLua.exe cannot read
It isn't the right topic to speak about that anyways, but still we (or I?) will have to find a solution

[unique33]

LAC version 0.01

The program is a part of a automatic control project even in development.

I need to know all roots of the polynomials (and only polynomials for the present) because I'm developing a program for automatic control LCA(Lua Automatic Control). There are several techniques to solve systems of automatic control: Root locus method, Bode diagrams... In a elementary level we only need polynomials and its roots.

Nice Project .
nice to see another mechanical software for classpad .
which book you are using for that ? does the book contain any code for this kind of plots ?
The book that I have , just contain Matlab Codes . If you know , Matlab has several functions for control theory and can plot such diagrams using the eguations of state.
but there was no code to program such plots

[Aristos]

To avoid similar typos in the future, transfer your program to the PC, open it with CPLua.exe, then copy and paste it here. You don't need to type it directly (thus inserting unavoidable typos).

Thanks, I have proven it and works. Note that I am a novice in this forum.

[Aristos]

Speaking about that, I'm a little bit worried concerning CPManager 3.0...
I can be wrong, but I think it cannot save *.mcs files anymore It uses another file format (*.vcp) that CPLua.exe cannot read
It isn't the right topic to speak about that anyways, but still we (or I?) will have to find a solution

The first time that I saw the CP300 it seemed to me, with its great screen, the Ferrari of the calculators. After buying it, I realized that its motor was like a Trabant motor (3 cylinders car of old RDA). Thanks to Orwell's Lua implementation the motor was upgraded a lot and I saved my investment.
Orwell, continue working because we are in your hands.

[Aristos]

Nice Project .
nice to see another mechanical software for classpad .
which book you are using for that ? does the book contain any code for this kind of plots ?
The book that I have , just contain Matlab Codes . If you know , Matlab has several functions for control theory and can plot such diagrams using the eguations of state.
but there was no code to program such plots

I know Matlab and Scilab. The first function that would try to implement is 'rlocus' of Matlab (or 'evans' of Scilab).

The book I'm using is 'Modern control systems' of Dorf & Bishop.

I haven't any book with Matlab codes.

[PAP]

The first time that I saw the CP300 it seemed to me, with its great screen, the Ferrari of the calculators. After buying it, I realized that its motor was like a Trabant motor (3 cylinders car of old RDA). Thanks to Orwell's Lua implementation the motor was upgraded a lot and I saved my investment.
Orwell, continue working because we are in your hands.

You have a point here, Aristos. I was also greatly disappointed with CP's built-in Basic. I was considering to sell it, and buy something more powerful, but CPLua saved my money.

I know Matlab and Scilab. The first function that would try to implement is 'rlocus' of Matlab (or 'evans' of Scilab).

Obviously, you need to use LNA a lot to do that (not only LNAutils).
Note that the new version of LNA (1.70) has a slightly different syntax, so you might need to modify your programs based on LNA 1.60. I hope I will be able to release LNA 1.70 soon.