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I'm posting this issue on behalf of Rob Corless, who wrote to me about it. I don't have time to look into it right now but perhaps @ranocha can see immediately what the problem is.
This works:
using BSeries
using Latexify
import SymPyPythonCall; sp = SymPyPythonCall;
α = sp.symbols("α", real = true)
s = sp.symbols("s", real=true )
As = [0 0; α 0]; bs = [s - s^2/(2*α), s^2/(2*α)]; cs = [0, α]
coeffss = bseries(As, bs, cs, 4)
latexify(coeffss, cdot=false)
huh = modified_equation(coeffss)
latexify(huh)
I can even get a modified equation for that, which tells me how the residual behaves asymptotically.
But the one that I want to do, which even has fewer symbols, fails. Since I am a Julia novice this isn't very surprising. This is the continuous extension of the ode45 code from Matlab. Probably Rational{Int128} is enough, but currently I'm trying BigInt.
bcext = [s - 183//64 * s ^ 2 + 37//12 * s ^ 3 - 145//128 * s ^ 4,0,1500//371 * s ^ 2 - 1000//159 * s ^ 3 + 1000//371 * s ^ 4,-125//32 * s ^ 2 + 125//12 * s ^ 3 - 375//64 * s ^ 4,9477//3392 * s ^ 2 - 729//106 * s ^ 3 + 25515//6784 * s ^ 4,-11//7 * s ^ 2 + 11//3 * s ^ 3 - 55//28 * s ^ 4,3//2 * s ^ 2 - 4 * s ^ 3 + 5//2 * s ^ 4]
A7 = Rational{BigInt}[0 0 0 0 0 0 0; 1//5 0 0 0 0 0 0; 3//40 9//40 0 0 0 0 0; 44//45 -56//15 32//9 0 0 0 0; 19372//6561 -25360//2187 64448//6561 -212//729 0 0 0; 9017//3168 -355//33 46732//5247 49//176 -5103//18656 0 0; 35//384 0 500//1113 125//192 -2187//6784 11//84 0];
c7 = Rational{BigInt}[0, 1//5, 3//10, 4//5, 8//9,1,1];
coeffs7 = bseries(A7, bcext, c7, 6);
latexify( coeffs7, cdot=false )
yields an error message:
MethodError: Cannot convert an object of type Rational{BigInt} to an object of type PythonCall.Py
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