Package jmathexpr.set

Examples of jmathexpr.set.FiniteSet

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                if (((ANumber) c).isZero()) {
                    Expression x1 = Naturals.zero();
                   
                    ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(x, x1));
                   
                    return new FiniteSet(x1);
                } else if (!((ANumber) c).isNegative()) {
                    return new EmptySet();
                }
            }
           
            Expression x1 = new Sqrt(new Division(new Negation(c), a));
            Expression x2 = new Negation(x1);
           
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 1), x1));
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 2), x2));
           
            x1 = x1.evaluate();
            x2 = x2.evaluate();
           
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 1), x1));
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 2), x2));
           
            return new FiniteSet(x1, x2);
        }
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                ANumber d = (ANumber) dd;
               
                if (d.isNegative()) {
                    return new EmptySet();
                } else if (d.isZero()) {
                    return new FiniteSet(new Division(new Negation(b),
                            new Multiplication(two, a)).evaluate());
                }
            }
           
            Expression sd = new Sqrt(dd);
            Expression x1 = new Division(
                    new Addition(new Negation(b), sd),
                    new Multiplication(two, a));
            Expression x2 = new Division(
                    new Subtraction(new Negation(b), sd),
                    new Multiplication(two, a));
           
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 1), x1));
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 2), x2));
           
            x1 = x1.evaluate();
            x2 = x2.evaluate();
           
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 1), x1));
            ExpressionContext.getInstance().addExpression(new Equality(Numbers.variable("x", 2), x2));
           
            return new FiniteSet(x1, x2);
        }
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            return new Equality(x, c).matches(expr);
        }

        @Override
        public Set apply() {
            return new FiniteSet(c.hit());
        }
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