How to declare derivatives of a multivariable function as real in order to get Re and Im part of the expression?

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Re and Im work properly, with appropriate assumptions, in the example like this



Assuming[g[_, _] ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*g[r, r2] + 45]]]


On the other hand, if the derivative of the function is also present, similar approach does not work



Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | D[g[_, _], _]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


i.e. does not give back 3*D[g[r, r2], r]



More dramatically,



Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


gives 3 Re[g[r,r2] (f^′)[r]+f[r] (g^(1,0))[r,r2]].



In real problem, I have the function of four variables and mixed partial derivatives, so it would be great if there is some generic way to prescribe all of function's derivatives as Real.










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    Re and Im work properly, with appropriate assumptions, in the example like this



    Assuming[g[_, _] ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*g[r, r2] + 45]]]


    On the other hand, if the derivative of the function is also present, similar approach does not work



    Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | D[g[_, _], _]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


    i.e. does not give back 3*D[g[r, r2], r]



    More dramatically,



    Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


    gives 3 Re[g[r,r2] (f^′)[r]+f[r] (g^(1,0))[r,r2]].



    In real problem, I have the function of four variables and mixed partial derivatives, so it would be great if there is some generic way to prescribe all of function's derivatives as Real.










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      Re and Im work properly, with appropriate assumptions, in the example like this



      Assuming[g[_, _] ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*g[r, r2] + 45]]]


      On the other hand, if the derivative of the function is also present, similar approach does not work



      Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | D[g[_, _], _]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


      i.e. does not give back 3*D[g[r, r2], r]



      More dramatically,



      Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


      gives 3 Re[g[r,r2] (f^′)[r]+f[r] (g^(1,0))[r,r2]].



      In real problem, I have the function of four variables and mixed partial derivatives, so it would be great if there is some generic way to prescribe all of function's derivatives as Real.










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      Re and Im work properly, with appropriate assumptions, in the example like this



      Assuming[g[_, _] ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*g[r, r2] + 45]]]


      On the other hand, if the derivative of the function is also present, similar approach does not work



      Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | D[g[_, _], _]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


      i.e. does not give back 3*D[g[r, r2], r]



      More dramatically,



      Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_]) ∈ Reals, Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


      gives 3 Re[g[r,r2] (f^′)[r]+f[r] (g^(1,0))[r,r2]].



      In real problem, I have the function of four variables and mixed partial derivatives, so it would be great if there is some generic way to prescribe all of function's derivatives as Real.







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          Use the FullForm of the derivatives:



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


          enter image description here



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _] | Derivative[1][f][_]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


          enter image description here






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            Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
            – Thela Hun Ginjeet
            Sep 23 at 10:50










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          Use the FullForm of the derivatives:



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


          enter image description here



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _] | Derivative[1][f][_]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


          enter image description here






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            Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
            – Thela Hun Ginjeet
            Sep 23 at 10:50














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          Use the FullForm of the derivatives:



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


          enter image description here



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _] | Derivative[1][f][_]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


          enter image description here






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            Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
            – Thela Hun Ginjeet
            Sep 23 at 10:50












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          Use the FullForm of the derivatives:



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


          enter image description here



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _] | Derivative[1][f][_]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


          enter image description here






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          Use the FullForm of the derivatives:



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*D[g[r, r2], r] + 45]]]


          enter image description here



          Assuming[(r | g[_, _] | f[_] | Derivative[1, 0][g][_, _] | Derivative[1][f][_]) ∈ Reals, 
          Simplify[Im[3*I*(D[g[r, r2]*f[r], r]) + 45]]]


          enter image description here







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            Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
            – Thela Hun Ginjeet
            Sep 23 at 10:50












          • 1




            Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
            – Thela Hun Ginjeet
            Sep 23 at 10:50







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          Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
          – Thela Hun Ginjeet
          Sep 23 at 10:50




          Great, it works! Form Derivative[_, _][g][_, _] allows for generalizing to arbitrary number of derivatives.
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