Are there any tips/tricks to improve simplification of this flavor of expression in Wolfram Engine?
Why does NDSolve drift away from a steady solution used as initial data for this PDE system?
How to calculate symmetry factor of one Feynman diagram using Mathematica?
Catching sequential evaluation in ParallelMap
Reflectedness of PolyGamma depends on sum direction irrespective of Assumptions, requiring pole cancellation for combinatorial sums
Convert a trigonometric solution with parameter to a function
How do I re-define division?
Are there any tips/tricks to improve simplification of this flavor of expression in Wolfram Engine?
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I've been using Wolfram Engine 14.3 for a personal project, and a common problem I've encountered is that its outputs even after using Simplify[] , ... [simplifying-expressions] [algebraic-manipulation] [factorization]
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Score of 7 Why does NDSolve drift away from a steady solution used as initial data for this PDE system?
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I am struggling with the following PDE system related to my ongoing research in $(s,t)\in[0,1]\times[0,T]$ with dependent variables $x(s,t)$, $y(s,t)$, $\theta(s,t)$, $p(s,t)$. Here $(')=\partial/\... [differential-equations] [equation-solving] [numerics]
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Score of 4 How to calculate symmetry factor of one Feynman diagram using Mathematica?
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I've been reading Srednicki's Quantum Field Theory lately. I'm wondering how to calculate symmetry factor of one Feynman diagram using Mathematica? Do QuCalc, QuantumUtils or any package help? ... [graphs-and-networks] [physics] [feyncalc] [quantum-computing] [symmetry]
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The documentation of ParallelMap mentions that A function used that is not known on the parallel kernels may lead to sequential evaluation: giving this code example ... [parallelization] [undocumented]
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Score of 5 Reflectedness of PolyGamma depends on sum direction irrespective of Assumptions, requiring pole cancellation for combinatorial sums
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I recently wrote the page a little-known permutation generator, in which I investigated sums of products of reciprocals of coordinates over simplex-shaped regions. (These turned out to be the $r$-... [calculus-and-analysis] [special-functions] [summation]
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Consider the following attempt to get $x_1$ and $x_2$ as functions of $n$: ... [equation-solving] [syntax]
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For defining $0^0=1$, the following code works: Unprotect[Power]; Power[0, 0] = 1; Protect[Power]; But what if I want to define $0/0=0$? The following code does not ... [functions] [arithmetic]
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