How to clear all definitions matching f[1, ...] but not f[2, ...]?
Rescaling data to make a "continuous" function
Why does Mathematica ignore 1 as an exponent? Or as a coefficient?
How to add 'border' to Voronoi diagram
Contracting indices in lists
How to extract all possible sub-products which match specific pattern?
Raytracing using Regions & NSolve
How to clear all definitions matching f[1, ...] but not f[2, ...]?
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I would like to clear all definitions of the form f[1,...] in such a way that f[2,...] remain unaffected. The two methods I know to clear variables don't seem to apply to this situation: Pattern ... [pattern-matching] [variable-definitions] [clear]
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15 votes Rescaling data to make a "continuous" function https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=222252
I have acquired many sets of data, which all represent a single function, but which are randomly rescaled by a constant (due to the measurement specifics). I'm looking to effectively stitch them ... [interpolation] [data]
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votes Why does Mathematica ignore 1 as an exponent? Or as a coefficient?
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Two different examples of same problem: In: Cases[{f^2, g^3, k^p, h}, x_^n_ -> n] Out: {2,3,p} # The result misses the exponen of h, '1' The same problem in a different context: In: ... [programming] [pattern-matching]
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11 votes How to add 'border' to Voronoi diagram https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=221984
Suppose I have a set of points pts, from which I generate a Voronoi diagram VD: pts = RandomReal[{-1, 1}, {100, 2}]; VD = Show[VoronoiMesh[pts], Graphics[{Red, Point[pts]}]] Now, as per the ... [computational-geometry] [mesh]
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7 votes Contracting indices in lists https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=222037
Using an answer to this question (Working with Dirac Gamma Matrices using FeynCalc - A simple problem), I defined Clear[] SetAttributes[, Listable] [_] := If[ == 0, KroneckerProduct @@ ... [list-manipulation] [physics] [tensors] [indexing]
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4 votes How to extract all possible sub-products which match specific pattern?
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I have an expression of the form expr = 3*(a.b)*(c.d)*f[x] + 5*(m.n)*(p.q)*(r.s)*f[y] and want to extract all possible subexpressions matching the pattern ((_).(_))*f[_]. Expected result (in ... [pattern-matching] [filtering]
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7 votes Raytracing using Regions & NSolve https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=222105
I want to use geometric shapes in Mathematica to build complex shapes and use my raytracing algorithm on it. I have a working example where we can get the intersections from a combination of a Cone[] ... [equation-solving] [graphics]
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