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I'm trying to find the sign of some very long expressions, but I don't seem to make it work using Simplify[Sign[...], Assumptions ...]. Here is an example of my problem. I can easily find the sign of these two expressions:



exp1 = θA1^2 θAU (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^4 + 
64 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +
5 θBU^3 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 +
54 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ^2)^2);
Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1)] ,
Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


This expression correctly calculates as 1. A second expression:



exp2 = θA1 θAU^2 (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +  44 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 + 
5 θBU^3 (1 + λ)^4 + 54 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ^2)^2);
Simplify[Sign[8 (exp2)] ,
Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


Correctly calculates as 1 too. BUT when I try:



Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)] ,  
Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


Then Mathematica cannot compute... Any ideas on what may be going on here?










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    I'm trying to find the sign of some very long expressions, but I don't seem to make it work using Simplify[Sign[...], Assumptions ...]. Here is an example of my problem. I can easily find the sign of these two expressions:



    exp1 = θA1^2 θAU (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^4 + 
    64 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +
    5 θBU^3 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 +
    54 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ^2)^2);
    Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1)] ,
    Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


    This expression correctly calculates as 1. A second expression:



    exp2 = θA1 θAU^2 (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +  44 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 + 
    5 θBU^3 (1 + λ)^4 + 54 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ^2)^2);
    Simplify[Sign[8 (exp2)] ,
    Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


    Correctly calculates as 1 too. BUT when I try:



    Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)] ,  
    Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


    Then Mathematica cannot compute... Any ideas on what may be going on here?










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      I'm trying to find the sign of some very long expressions, but I don't seem to make it work using Simplify[Sign[...], Assumptions ...]. Here is an example of my problem. I can easily find the sign of these two expressions:



      exp1 = θA1^2 θAU (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^4 + 
      64 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +
      5 θBU^3 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 +
      54 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ^2)^2);
      Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1)] ,
      Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


      This expression correctly calculates as 1. A second expression:



      exp2 = θA1 θAU^2 (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +  44 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 + 
      5 θBU^3 (1 + λ)^4 + 54 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ^2)^2);
      Simplify[Sign[8 (exp2)] ,
      Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


      Correctly calculates as 1 too. BUT when I try:



      Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)] ,  
      Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


      Then Mathematica cannot compute... Any ideas on what may be going on here?










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      I'm trying to find the sign of some very long expressions, but I don't seem to make it work using Simplify[Sign[...], Assumptions ...]. Here is an example of my problem. I can easily find the sign of these two expressions:



      exp1 = θA1^2 θAU (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^4 + 
      64 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +
      5 θBU^3 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 +
      54 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ^2)^2);
      Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1)] ,
      Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


      This expression correctly calculates as 1. A second expression:



      exp2 = θA1 θAU^2 (16 θB1^3 (1 - λ)^3 (1 + λ) +  44 θB1 θBU^2 (1 - λ) (1 + λ)^3 + 
      5 θBU^3 (1 + λ)^4 + 54 θB1^2 θBU (1 - λ^2)^2);
      Simplify[Sign[8 (exp2)] ,
      Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


      Correctly calculates as 1 too. BUT when I try:



      Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)] ,  
      Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]


      Then Mathematica cannot compute... Any ideas on what may be going on here?







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          You need to increase the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a value higher than its default value (4):



          SystemOptions["SimplificationOptions"]



          {"SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxExponent" -> 25,
          "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 4,
          "AssumptionsMaxVariables" -> 21, "AutosimplifyTrigs" -> True,
          "AutosimplifyTwoArgumentLog" -> True,
          "ConvertTrigsToRadicals" -> False, "FiniteSumMaxTerms" -> 30,
          "FunctionExpandMaxSteps" -> 15, "ListableFirst" -> True,
          "RestartELProver" -> False, "SimplifyMaxExponents" -> 100,
          "SimplifyToPiecewise" -> True}}




          Set the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a higher value (say, 10):



          SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 10}];
          Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)],
          Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]



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          Reset the suboption value to its default:



          SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" ->  4}];





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            You need to increase the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a value higher than its default value (4):



            SystemOptions["SimplificationOptions"]



            {"SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxExponent" -> 25,
            "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 4,
            "AssumptionsMaxVariables" -> 21, "AutosimplifyTrigs" -> True,
            "AutosimplifyTwoArgumentLog" -> True,
            "ConvertTrigsToRadicals" -> False, "FiniteSumMaxTerms" -> 30,
            "FunctionExpandMaxSteps" -> 15, "ListableFirst" -> True,
            "RestartELProver" -> False, "SimplifyMaxExponents" -> 100,
            "SimplifyToPiecewise" -> True}}




            Set the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a higher value (say, 10):



            SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 10}];
            Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)],
            Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]



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            Reset the suboption value to its default:



            SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" ->  4}];





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              You need to increase the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a value higher than its default value (4):



              SystemOptions["SimplificationOptions"]



              {"SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxExponent" -> 25,
              "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 4,
              "AssumptionsMaxVariables" -> 21, "AutosimplifyTrigs" -> True,
              "AutosimplifyTwoArgumentLog" -> True,
              "ConvertTrigsToRadicals" -> False, "FiniteSumMaxTerms" -> 30,
              "FunctionExpandMaxSteps" -> 15, "ListableFirst" -> True,
              "RestartELProver" -> False, "SimplifyMaxExponents" -> 100,
              "SimplifyToPiecewise" -> True}}




              Set the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a higher value (say, 10):



              SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 10}];
              Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)],
              Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]



              1




              Reset the suboption value to its default:



              SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" ->  4}];





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                You need to increase the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a value higher than its default value (4):



                SystemOptions["SimplificationOptions"]



                {"SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxExponent" -> 25,
                "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 4,
                "AssumptionsMaxVariables" -> 21, "AutosimplifyTrigs" -> True,
                "AutosimplifyTwoArgumentLog" -> True,
                "ConvertTrigsToRadicals" -> False, "FiniteSumMaxTerms" -> 30,
                "FunctionExpandMaxSteps" -> 15, "ListableFirst" -> True,
                "RestartELProver" -> False, "SimplifyMaxExponents" -> 100,
                "SimplifyToPiecewise" -> True}}




                Set the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a higher value (say, 10):



                SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 10}];
                Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)],
                Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]



                1




                Reset the suboption value to its default:



                SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" ->  4}];





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                You need to increase the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a value higher than its default value (4):



                SystemOptions["SimplificationOptions"]



                {"SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxExponent" -> 25,
                "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 4,
                "AssumptionsMaxVariables" -> 21, "AutosimplifyTrigs" -> True,
                "AutosimplifyTwoArgumentLog" -> True,
                "ConvertTrigsToRadicals" -> False, "FiniteSumMaxTerms" -> 30,
                "FunctionExpandMaxSteps" -> 15, "ListableFirst" -> True,
                "RestartELProver" -> False, "SimplifyMaxExponents" -> 100,
                "SimplifyToPiecewise" -> True}}




                Set the value of the suboption "AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" to a higher value (say, 10):



                SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" -> 10}];
                Simplify[Sign[8 (exp1 + exp2)],
                Assumptions -> {(1 - λ) > 0, θA1 > 0, θAU > 0, θB1 > 0, θBU > 0, λ > 0}]



                1




                Reset the suboption value to its default:



                SetSystemOptions["SimplificationOptions" -> {"AssumptionsMaxNonlinearVariables" ->  4}];






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