Dimensionless units like Percent are not treated consistently by functions like Exp or Log. How can pitfalls be avoided?
Divide a geometric region by (many) lines
What is an easy way to transform an equality into a replacement rule?
Removed all undefined from a list of rules
How to combine a 3D plot and a 2D density plot?
How can I add different ticks on both sides of color bar?
Neglecting higher order terms in a Lagrangian
Dimensionless units like Percent are not treated consistently by functions like Exp or Log. How can pitfalls be avoided?
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There are so many false calculations out there that working with Quantity und unitsat least initiallyshould be mandatory in many applications. Alas, ... [units]
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Given a shape (e.g., a rectangle, a circle, etc.), how to divide it by $n$ randomly chosen lines. It is trivial to plot those lines (see figure below), using code like ... [plotting] [geometry] [computational-geometry]
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Score of 14 What is an easy way to transform an equality into a replacement rule?
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I found the necessity for the following procedure and was surprised I couldn't find a built-in function to do the following. I include my solution in case someone needs the same functionality, but if ... [equation-solving] [replacement]
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My output from NSolve is a list of rules, most of these are undefined, I want to remove those rules. More specifically I have a list ... [list-manipulation] [replacement] [pattern-matching]
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I am new to mathematica and I know there are questions related to this topic but I could not find mine. My supervisor has asked me to shadowplot my Wigner functions which he showed me is like the ... [plotting]
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Score of 8 How can I add different ticks on both sides of color bar? https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=267493
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I have a lagrangian which is modified by variable change. I want to neglect all the 4th order and higher terms in the new lagrangian. The code being used is given below: ... [equation-solving] [calculus-and-analysis] [series-expansion] [physics]
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