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Suppose I have a function f[x_,y___]:= (code) and I want my code to check whether the parameter y is omitted. What's the easiest way to do this? I tried some...
Asked on 03/21/2021
1 answerIn a recent posting, TwoQubits user JimB, employing a change-of-transformations put forth by N. Tessore, was able to confirm a formula for the "two-qubit absolute separability Hilbert-Schmidt probability" for...
Asked on 03/21/2021
1 answerI have been solving arrays of differential equations, and recently moved to the general case, where my initial conditions are arbitrary constants (either real or complex). However when I moved...
Asked on 03/20/2021 by ConfusionOverK
1 answerI want to plot density function graphs of Ailamujia distribution pdf and acd on mathematica software ....
Asked on 03/20/2021 by Sara Malik
2 answerI have been trying to solve a partial differential equation known as KdV (Korteweg-de Vries) equation using NDSolve.KdV equation is written as: $frac{partial u(x,t)}{partial t}+frac{partial^3 u(x,t)}{partial x^3}=-6u(x,t)frac{partial u(x,t)}{partial...
Asked on 03/20/2021 by bt89
0 answerLet's suppose that we want to use random guessing to find a matrix G that satisfies the relation F=G.{x,y}:F={x+y}Do[If[F == RandomInteger[{-1, 1}, {1, 2}].{x, y}, Print[RandomInteger[{-1,...
Asked on 03/20/2021 by John Matis
1 answerPlease I would like to plot, in the same graph, these two curves. How can I do that?Manipulate[ ListPlot[Table[ NIntegrate[ Sqrt[((2*(Exp[(r)/(2)] - ((v0)^2)) ...
Asked on 03/19/2021
1 answerI'm trying to draw two curves and a surface, where one of the curves is to appear on the surface. Unfortunately the curves are drawn with very few points and...
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1 answerI have a listed of Tupels list = {{10, 5}, {20, 4}, {20, 3}, {10, 6}};If there are two elements a and b for whicha[[1]] <= b[[1]] &&...
Asked on 03/19/2021 by fravity
2 answerI wrote a fully working code to numerically solve a non-linear variation of the classic 1+2D waves equation. Here's a stripped down version of it (classic waves equation), with...
Asked on 03/19/2021
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