This example illustrates some of Maple-SYREP's frequency domain procedures. A simple
mass-spring-dashpot mechanical system is created using a linear graph description.
Numerical values are assigned to the parameters; the frequency response phase is computed,
and a Bode magnitude plot is presented. The SYREP procedure Find_magnitude() is then
used to solve the frequency response magnitude function expression |H(jw)| = 0.01
(-40dB). Because Maple's equation solver only returns the first root it finds (in
general), two separate search ranges are used (0.1 to 5 rad/s, and 5 to 100 rad/s) to find
both solutions. One of the solutions is then checked by substitution into the
frequency response function. Finally the frequency response is plotted in polar
(Nyquist) form.