Symbolic Math Toolbox consists of a set of MATLAB functions covering mathematics, graphics, and code generation, and a notebook interface based on the MuPAD language.

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. syms is a shortcut for sym. This shortcut lets you create several symbolic variables in one function call. Alternatively, you can use sym and create each variable separately. You also can use symfun to create symbolic functions.

In functions and scripts, do not use syms to create symbolic variables with the same names as MATLAB functions. For these names MATLAB does not create symbolic variables, but keeps the names assigned to the functions. If you want to create a symbolic variable with the same name as a MATLAB function inside a function or a script, use.

For example, use alpha = sym('alpha'). The following variable names are invalid with syms: integer, real, rational, positive, and clear. To create variables with these names, use sym. For example, real = sym('real'). clear x does not clear the symbolic object of its assumptions, such as real, positive, or any assumptions set by assume, sym, or syms.

To remove assumptions, use one of these options.

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It uses the MathLink communication standard supplied with Mathematica and the MEX facility of MATLAB. In addition, since MathLink can pass native MATLAB matrices (and not just strings) between Mathematica and MATLAB, it is quick and easy to construct matrices in either system and pass them to the other. One can freely mix Mathematica code and MATLAB code without the bother of writing M-files to convert matrices into strings and back.

The Mathematica Symbolic Toolbox for MATLAB is implemented as a single MEX-file and the source code is included. Precompiled linux and windows executables are included. Installation instructions for MACs are included in the README.Version 2.0 has been updated from: to work with MATLAB R2007b and Mathematica 6.0. I wanna use the matlab R2016b link to mathematica 9.0.1, when I run the mathrun.m, it doesn't work and show the messages as the following information: I want help, any answers it ok, ANY LUCK ONE CAN HELP ME? I compile the mex file on Mac OS X 10.12 for Mathematica 11.0.1 and MATLAB 2014b by using the command: mex -I/Applications/Mathematica.app/Contents/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/MacOSX-x86-64/CompilerAdditions -L/Applications/Mathematica.app/Contents/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/MacOSX-x86-64/CompilerAdditions -lMLi4 math.c I have edited the math.c line 227 as suggested in the comments below it.

I have found the solution for the issues that both me and 'varan gupta' were having: Make sure to include the module 'ml64i3.dll' next to the compiled 'math.mexw64' file, I found the module at: 'C: Program Files Wolfram Research Mathematica 10.4 SystemFiles Links MathLink DeveloperKit Windows-x86-64 SystemAdditions' I just searched 'ml64i3.dll' in the mathematica program directory to find the little sucker. As long as the 'math.mexw64' and 'ml64i3.dll' files are in a directory within Matlab's search path you are good to go!

Firstly, thank you this is extremely helpful! Hi, I get quite a few compiling errors when producing the mex file. I am using Microsoft Visual C 2010 Express and MATLAB Version 7.11.0.584 (R2010b). I've used this for a few years and find it works very well. I'm trying now to compile it on a Mac running OS 10.7.5 I'm using the command mex -I/usr/include/ -lMLi3 math.c and get if: Expression Syntax. Ld: library not found for -lMLi3 collect2: ld returned 1 exit status mex: link of ' 'math.mexmaci64' failed.

The library file is definitely in the directory I'm specifying. I see a note in the README that the library path needs to be on the (DY)LDLIBRARYPATH - could this be the problem? Any advice would be appreciated. I have troubles with installing this toolbox. After choosing Microsoft Visual C/C, Mex-setup gives me an error: mex-setup Usage: MEX option1.

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OptionN sourcefile1. SourcefileN objectfile1.

ObjectfileN libraryfile1. LibraryfileN Use the -help option for more information, or consult the MATLAB API Guide. C: PROGRA1 MATLAB R2011B BIN MEX.PL: Error: No file names given. Undefined function or variable 'setup'. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, so if anyone can help me I'll be really grateful. I try to install it on Mac OS 10.4.

In case anyone gets here b/c they're having the same problem I was, I figured out how to fix the problem. The issue is that when you do: -lML the compiler looks for a library named libML.a. Kotor 2 unofficial patch 1.0 c. However, on my machine the library is named libMLi3.a. Therefore if I run: /Applications/MATLAB74/bin/mex -I/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -L/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -lMLi3 math.c Then everything works out hunky dory. I can't get this to compile on my Mac (OS 10.5.5). I changed the math.c file as instructed in the readme.

When i compile I get an error: $ /Applications/MATLAB74/bin/mex -I/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -L/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -lML math.c ld: library not found for -lML collect2: ld returned 1 exit status mex: link of 'math.mexmac' failed. Anyone have any suggestions as to why that is not working? 10 Jun 2010 1.2 Removed mex file 9 Jun 2010 1.1 updated to work with mathematica 7 19 Dec 2007 Doc update.

Recompiled to work with most recent versions. 6 Mar 2007 Documentation link fix. 6 Mar 2006 better windows support 3 Mar 2006 better windows support 25 Oct 2005 Better packaging.

20 Oct 2005 Updated with MAC installation instructions. 12 May 2005 updated help for windows users 29 Nov 2004 Now including windows dll. Updated description. 28 Oct 2004 Title should be 2.0, slightly updated mex file and README file.