How to get multiple solutions ranked in order
Solving a complicated, non-polynomial dispersion relation
Perform Apply[] to a sum of objects
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I want to get 10 solutions nearest to 100, however the following code returns too small answers, how can I realize my thought? ... [equation-solving] [order]
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I am quite new to Mathematica, so I apologise if the following question is very basic; I can't seem to find an appropriate answer anywhere! I am trying to solve a quite complicated dispersion relation ... [plotting] [equation-solving] [symbolic]
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2 votes Perform Apply[] to a sum of objects https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=256096
is there any way to use the Apply[] function to a sum of objects? By this I mean the following. We know that using Apply[] (@@) to an objects gives: f@@{a} f[a] I'... [functions]
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