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I have the following simple expression Exp[(Log[1 + x]^2 - Log[x]^2)/Log[1 + 1/x]] - x^2
that can be shown to simplify to \(x\)
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The vertex A,B of the square ABCD with side length \(\sqrt {2}\) is on the circle with radius \(\sqrt {2}\), vertex C,D is inside the circle, roll the square ABCD along the inside of the circle ...
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I’m lazy writing equations in Latex so I want a code to translate handwritten equations. This question is related to an old experiment I’m reviewing during vacations, here. I’m trying to use ...
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I am using a function with a lot of variables. There are 9 and sometimes more of them. In this case, it is difficult to memorize, which one stays on the, say, fourth position, and which one - on the ...
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How to make this faster? I want to remove elements that satisfy the condition below but it’s way too slow.
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I’m using Mathematica 12.1.1.0. When I enter
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I am using M12.0.0.0 on Ubuntu and I have these two plots:
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In Wolfram Mathematica the function Fourierhas the following declaration
Fourier[list]
And after a list is given to the ...
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I’d like to plot the graph of the direction field for a differential equation, to get a feel for it. I’m a novice, right now, when it comes to plotting in Mathematica, so I’m hoping that someone can ...
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I’m 13 years old and in 7th grade. I’m currently in Algebra 1, and I have fallen in love with both math and programming.
When I came upon Mathematica, it was awesome. My two favorite things fused ...
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I tried to ask Mathematica to imitate Andy Warhol, let it convert a Marilyn Monroe’s portrait so that it looks like Warhol’s world famous pop-art painting. However, the result shown below is far from ...
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I would like to list all possible times in a 12-hour period, where the hour hand overlaps the minute hand completely. This is really a question about three distinct things - to be done in Mathematica ...
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I’m solving equations with many Cosines and Sines. And I want to convert all the Sines to Cosines using trigonometric formulas such as cos(x)=sin(x+pi/2). How can I do this?
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For my Calc III class, I need to find \(T(t), N(t)\), and \(B(t)\) for \(t=1, 2\), and \(-1\), given \(r(t)=\{t,t^2,t^3\}\).
I’ve got Mathematica, but I’ve never used it before and I’m not sure how to coerce ...
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I wonder if there is a function in Mathematica (or code) that can help obtaining inverse 2D
Laplace transform of a function, f(s1,s2) which is the 2D Laplace transform of a function
F(t1,t2) in (s1,s2)...
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I am an aspiring data scientist who’s working on a passion project, namely to assign danger-level scores to police departments in the United States. One specific metric I’m developing results from ...
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A classic problem in computer vision is computing correspondences between keypoints in two similar images, despite modest variations in size, lightness, orientation, etc., of the images, as ...
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