Hello, I found out that when I installed "symbolic toolbox" I didn't select the alternative which overwrited the licence file. Now that I've installed it again the problem doesn't exist anymore. So thank you for all the good pieces of advice. Zeinab Ghofrani --- navaneetha krishnan <> wrote: > Hi > As suggested by the error message you can try the > options given in the page http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/data/25326.shtml > > Navan > > --- Zeinab Ghofrani <> wrote: > > Hi every body; > > > > Thanks for your answers to my question. The reason > I > > got that error was that I didn't install "math > > symbolic toolbox". Now that I've done that, it > > understands "syms" command, but after I write > > fourier (cos(t))it writes all the sentences which > I > > paste here: > > License Manager Error -5.Cannot find a license for > > Symbolic_Toolbox.Make sure your license file is > > correct.No such feature existsFeature: > > Symbolic_ToolboxLicense path: > > > D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat;D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\ > > - *.licFLEXlm error: -5,357For more > information, > > see The MathWorks Support page > > athttp://www.mathworks.com/support and search > > for"license manager error -5"License Manager Error > > -5.Cannot find a license for Symbolic_Toolbox.Make > > sure your license file is correct.No such feature > > existsFeature: Symbolic_ToolboxLicense path: > > > > D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat;D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\ > > - *.licFLEXlm error: -5,357For more > information, > > see The MathWorks Support page > > athttp://www.mathworks.com/support and search > > for"license manager error -5"??? Unable to > checkout > > a license for the Symbolic ToolboxError in ==> > > > D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\maplemex.dll-----\ ------------------------------- > > Segmentation violation detected at Tue Oct > 29 > > 04:18:27 > > > 2002Conf\ iguration: > > > __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________

Hi As suggested by the error message you can try the options given in the page http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/data/25326.shtml Navan --- Zeinab Ghofrani <> wrote: > Hi every body; > > Thanks for your answers to my question. The reason I > got that error was that I didn't install "math > symbolic toolbox". Now that I've done that, it > understands "syms" command, but after I write > fourier (cos(t))it writes all the sentences which I > paste here: > License Manager Error -5.Cannot find a license for > Symbolic_Toolbox.Make sure your license file is > correct.No such feature existsFeature: > Symbolic_ToolboxLicense path: > D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat;D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\ > - *.licFLEXlm error: -5,357For more information, > see The MathWorks Support page > athttp://www.mathworks.com/support and search > for"license manager error -5"License Manager Error > -5.Cannot find a license for Symbolic_Toolbox.Make > sure your license file is correct.No such feature > existsFeature: Symbolic_ToolboxLicense path: > D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat;D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\ > - *.licFLEXlm error: -5,357For more information, > see The MathWorks Support page > athttp://www.mathworks.com/support and search > for"license manager error -5"??? Unable to checkout > a license for the Symbolic ToolboxError in ==> > D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\maplemex.dll-----\ ------------------------------- > Segmentation violation detected at Tue Oct 29 > 04:18:27 > 2002Conf\ iguration: __________________________________________________

Hi every body; Thanks for your answers to my question. The reason I got that error was that I didn't install "math symbolic toolbox". Now that I've done that, it understands "syms" command, but after I write fourier (cos(t))it writes all the sentences which I paste here: License Manager Error -5.Cannot find a license for Symbolic_Toolbox.Make sure your license file is correct.No such feature existsFeature: Symbolic_ToolboxLicense path: D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat;D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\ - *.licFLEXlm error: -5,357For more information, see The MathWorks Support page athttp://www.mathworks.com/support and search for"license manager error -5"License Manager Error -5.Cannot find a license for Symbolic_Toolbox.Make sure your license file is correct.No such feature existsFeature: Symbolic_ToolboxLicense path: D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat;D:\MATLAB\bin\win32\ - *.licFLEXlm error: -5,357For more information, see The MathWorks Support page athttp://www.mathworks.com/support and search for"license manager error -5"??? Unable to checkout a license for the Symbolic ToolboxError in ==> D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\maplemex.dll-----\ ------------------------------- Segmentation violation detected at Tue Oct 29 04:18:27 2002Conf\ iguration: MATLAB Version: 6.1.0.450 (R12.1) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 98 Window System: Version 4.10 (Build 1998: ) Processor ID: x86 Family 6 Model 6 Stepping 0, GenuineIntel Virtual Machine: Java 1.1.8 from Sun Microsystems Inc.Register State: EAX = 00000000 EBX = 03c6bc40 ECX = 00000000 EDX = 0ccbeca0 ESI = 01ed9488 EDI = 005a685c EBP = 01ed93c8 ESP = 01ed93c8 EIP = 00632126 FLG = 00010202Stack Trace: [0] LIBMEX.DLL:_mexMexInformation(0, 0x026526c0 "maple", 0x0ccbeca0 "D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\maple..", 0x33333333) + 6 bytes [1] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inCallMexFunction(2, 0x01ed975c, 1, 0x01ed9860) + 804 bytes [2] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inRunMexFile(2, 0x01ed975c, 1, 0x01ed9860) + 121 bytes [3] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecMexFile(2, 1, 0x01ed9860, 0x03c6bc40) + 82 bytes [4] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecFunction(2, 1, 0x01ed9860, 0x03c6bc40) + 38 bytes [5] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inMMexExecute(542, 0x03c6bc40, 2, 1) + 533 bytes [6] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inInterPcode(1, 0x01edaa90, 1, 0x03bed1f0) + 1808 bytes [7] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inWord(2, 0x01eda788 "g;", 1, 0x01edaa90) + 622 bytes [8] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inWordsj(2, 0x01eda788 "g;", 1, 0x01edaa90) + 823 bytes [9] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inRunMP(2, 0x01eda788 "g;", 1, 0x01edaa90) + 141 bytes [10] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecMFile(2, 1, 0x01edaa90, 0x03bed1f0) + 70 bytes [11] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecFunction(2, 1, 0x01edaa90, 0x03bed1f0) + 38 bytes [12] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inMMexExecute(531, 0x03bed1f0, 2, 1) + 533 bytes [13] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inInterPcode(1, 0x01edbcc0, 3, 0x03bec170) + 1808 bytes [14] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inWord(1, 0x01edb9b8, 3, 0x01edbcc0) + 622 bytes [15] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inWordsj(1, 0x01edb9b8, 3, 0x01edbcc0) + 823 bytes [16] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inRunMP(1, 0x01edb9b8, 3, 0x01edbcc0) + 141 bytes [17] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecMFile(1, 3, 0x01edbcc0, 0x03bec170) + 70 bytes [18] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecFunction(1, 3, 0x01edbcc0, 0x03bec170) + 38 bytes [19] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inMMexExecute(531, 0x03bec170, 1, 3) + 533 bytes [20] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inInterPcode(1, 0x01edd0e0, 1, 0x03bebc48) + 1808 bytes [21] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inWord(1, 0x01edcbe8, 1, 0x01edd0e0) + 622 bytes [22] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inWordsj(1, 0x01edcbe8, 1, 0x01edd0e0) + 823 bytes [23] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inRunMP(1, 0x01edcbe8, 1, 0x01edd0e0) + 141 bytes [24] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecMFile(1, 1, 0x01edd0e0, 0x03bebc48) + 70 bytes [25] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecFunction(1, 1, 0x01edd0e0, 0x03bebc48) + 38 bytes [26] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inInternalFcnOverload(267, 1, 267, 0x01edd0e0) + 65 bytes [27] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inExecuteInternalFcn(267, 1, 1, 0) + 592 bytes [28] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inInterPcode(2, 0x01eddb58, 0, 0) + 2320 bytes [29] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_in_local_call_eval_function(0, 0x009dd840, 0x01eddb58, 0x01eddbec) + 174 bytes [30] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inEvalStringWithIsVarFcn(0x0c509578 "fourier(cos(t))\n", 16, 0, 0) + 340 bytes [31] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inEvalString(0x0c509578 "fourier(cos(t))\n", 16, 0, 0) + 50 bytes [32] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inEvalCmdWithLocalReturnandtype(0x0c509578 "fourier(cos(t))\n", 0, 2, 0x01eddd1c) + 68 bytes [33] M_INTERPRETER.DLL:_inEvalCmdNoEnd(0x0c509578 "fourier(cos(t))\n", 0xf2084782, 0, 11) + 16 bytes [34] MATLAB.EXE:_mnParser(0, 0x815da9b5, 0, 39) + 980 bytes [35] MATLAB.EXE:_WinMain@16(4194304, 0, 0x815da9b5, 1) + 3136 bytes [36] MATLAB.EXE:_WinMainCRTStartup(0, 0x815df024, 0x00f80000, 0x6c74614d) + 308 bytes [37] KERNEL32.DLL:0xbff8b538(0x815ded7c, 0x815df024, 8, 0) [38] KERNEL32.DLL:0xbff8b3ea [39] KERNEL32.DLL:0xbff89dadPlease follow these steps in reporting this problem to The MathWorks sothat we have the best chance of correcting it: 1. Send us this crash report. For your convenience, this information has been recorded in: C:\WIN98\TEMP\matlab_crash_dump.65305 2. Provide a brief description of what you were doing when this problem occurred. 3. If possible, include M-files, MEX-files, or MDL-files that aid in reproducing it. 4. E-mail or FAX this information to us at: E-mail: FAX: 508-647-7201Thank you for your assistance. Please save your workspace and restartMATLAB before continuing your work.Error in ==> D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\maple.mOn line 116 ==> [result,status] = maplemex(statement);Error in ==> D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\@sym\maple.mOn line 74 ==> [result,status] = maple(statement);Error in ==> D:\MATLAB\toolbox\symbolic\@sym\cos.mOn line 7 ==> Y = maple('map','cos',X); Can somebody guide me what to do Regards,Zeinab Ghofrani --- navaneetha krishnan wrote:> Hi,> > Do you have the Symbolic math toolbox?> Does help symbolic give the list of functions?> > Navan> > --- zghofrani wrote:> > I want to see the fourier transform of a function,> > say> > cos(t). I typed:> > >>syms t;> > >>fourier (cos(t))> > > > but it gives error and says:> > > > ??? syms t> > Missing operator, comma, or semi-colon.> > > > what should I do?

Hi Prakash, If you have the symbolic math toolbox, the following commands syms t; fourier(cos(t)) will print pi*Dirac(w-1)+pi*Dirac(w+1) Regards Navan --- wrote: > Hi, > To the best of my knowledge, There is no function > called fourier in Matlab > unless you have got your own .m file. > > Express cos t in terms of Z-Transform or Laplace > > Then use the function freqz(b,a) -- where b = > NUmerator coefficients, > a = Denominator coefficients. > > Kind Regards, > > Prakash > > -- Original Message -- > > >I want to see the fourier transform of a function, > say > >cos(t). I typed: > >>>syms t; > >>>fourier (cos(t)) > > > >but it gives error and says: > > > >??? syms t > >Missing operator, comma, or semi-colon. > > > >what should I do? __________________________________________________

Hi, The below code should get the magnitude and the phase response. t = 0:1/100:10-1/100; x = cos(t); y = fft(x); m = abs(y); p = unwrap(angle(y)); f = (0:length(y)-1)'*100/length(y); subplot(2,1,1), plot(f,m), ylabel('Abs. Magnitude'), grid on subplot(2,1,2), plot(f,p*180/pi) ylabel('Phase [Degrees]'), grid on xlabel('Frequency [Hertz]') Kind Regards, Prakash -- Original Message -- >I want to see the fourier transform of a function, say >cos(t). I typed: >>>syms t; >>>fourier (cos(t)) > >but it gives error and says: > >??? syms t >Missing operator, comma, or semi-colon. > >what should I do? > >_____________________________________ >Note: If you do a simple "reply" with your email client, only the author >of this message will receive your answer. You need to do a "reply all" >if you want your answer to be distributed to the entire group. > >_____________________________________ >About this discussion group: > >To Join: > >To Post: > >To Leave: > >Archives: http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/matlab > >More DSP-Related Groups: http://www.dsprelated.com/groups.php3 > >">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >

Hi, To the best of my knowledge, There is no function called fourier in Matlab unless you have got your own .m file. Express cos t in terms of Z-Transform or Laplace Then use the function freqz(b,a) -- where b = NUmerator coefficients, a = Denominator coefficients. Kind Regards, Prakash -- Original Message -- >I want to see the fourier transform of a function, say >cos(t). I typed: >>>syms t; >>>fourier (cos(t)) > >but it gives error and says: > >??? syms t >Missing operator, comma, or semi-colon. > >what should I do? > >_____________________________________ >Note: If you do a simple "reply" with your email client, only the author >of this message will receive your answer. You need to do a "reply all" >if you want your answer to be distributed to the entire group. > >_____________________________________ >About this discussion group: > >To Join: > >To Post: > >To Leave: > >Archives: http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/matlab > >More DSP-Related Groups: http://www.dsprelated.com/groups.php3 > >">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >

Hi, Do you have the Symbolic math toolbox? Does help symbolic give the list of functions? Navan --- zghofrani <> wrote: > I want to see the fourier transform of a function, > say > cos(t). I typed: > >>syms t; > >>fourier (cos(t)) > > but it gives error and says: > > ??? syms t > Missing operator, comma, or semi-colon. > > what should I do? __________________________________________________

I want to see the fourier transform of a function, say cos(t). I typed: >>syms t; >>fourier (cos(t)) but it gives error and says: ??? syms t Missing operator, comma, or semi-colon. what should I do?