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11/10/17

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Looking for Star Trek Discovery season 1 Episodes 6 onwards in english. Why does it seem there are no

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Uploads - What is wrong with Easynews

Looking for Star Trek Discovery season 1 Episodes 6 onwards in english. Why does it seem there are no

11/10/17

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Newest Mathcad, Matlab and Mathematica warez for cheap price!!

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Newest Mathcad, Matlab and Mathematica warez for cheap price!!

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Newest Mathcad, Matlab and Mathematica programs for cheapest price!!

Mathcad 2000 pro -30US$ Mathematica 4 -30US$ Matlab 5.3.1 -30US$ If you are interested in, please

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Newest Mathcad, Matlab and Mathematica programs for cheapest price!!

Mathcad 2000 pro -30US$ Mathematica 4 -30US$ Matlab 5.3.1 -30US$ If you are interested in, please

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9/14/99

i need hep with Pythagorean Triples

In article <7rmf92$ber$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk>, "Yoda" <ni...@yoda80.freeserve.co.uk

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i need hep with Pythagorean Triples

In article <7rmf92$ber$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk>, "Yoda" <ni...@yoda80.freeserve.co.uk

9/14/99

Daniel Lichtblau

11/12/98

[mg14753] Re: Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

Carl Woll wrote: > > Hi Tom, > > The Series function of Mathematica is intended to do

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[mg14753] Re: Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

Carl Woll wrote: > > Hi Tom, > > The Series function of Mathematica is intended to do

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14754] Difference between Mathlink and frontend output

I am reading a function from a package into a Mathlink which defines the function xx[a_, b_List,

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[mg14754] Difference between Mathlink and frontend output

I am reading a function from a package into a Mathlink which defines the function xx[a_, b_List,

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14750] Vector Aarows and monitor problems

I have two questions. I have posted a number of articles in the past few days, but this should be the

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[mg14750] Vector Aarows and monitor problems

I have two questions. I have posted a number of articles in the past few days, but this should be the

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14747] Re: config. data from internet database

In article <72beid$k...@smc.vnet.net>, jim leddon <jle...@cyberramp.net> writes: |> I

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[mg14747] Re: config. data from internet database

In article <72beid$k...@smc.vnet.net>, jim leddon <jle...@cyberramp.net> writes: |> I

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14742] Re: Mathematica Lightning Model?

Alexander Otte wrote: > > Hi! > > How can it be, that the shading of an object depends on

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[mg14742] Re: Mathematica Lightning Model?

Alexander Otte wrote: > > Hi! > > How can it be, that the shading of an object depends on

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14751] Re: A "singular" equation

David Withoff wrote: > This worked ok for me. Check with Wolfram Research tech support. Maybe >

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[mg14751] Re: A "singular" equation

David Withoff wrote: > This worked ok for me. Check with Wolfram Research tech support. Maybe >

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14748] finite difference and tayler series?

I use series commend: Series[ f[x,x],{x,0,5},{x,0,5}] Can some one know how to transform to finite

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[mg14748] finite difference and tayler series?

I use series commend: Series[ f[x,x],{x,0,5},{x,0,5}] Can some one know how to transform to finite

11/12/98

Kevin J. McCann

11/12/98

[mg14743] Re: ODEs and phase portraits

Try this one: Remove[de] de[epsilon_, x0_, v0_, T_] := Module[{eqn, x, y, t}, eqn = {Derivative[1][

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[mg14743] Re: ODEs and phase portraits

Try this one: Remove[de] de[epsilon_, x0_, v0_, T_] := Module[{eqn, x, y, t}, eqn = {Derivative[1][

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14746] Re: Thin Lines in Plots

In article <72bdp8$j...@smc.vnet.net>, "efarr" <ef...@farr-research.com> writes:

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[mg14746] Re: Thin Lines in Plots

In article <72bdp8$j...@smc.vnet.net>, "efarr" <ef...@farr-research.com> writes:

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14749] Damaged Mathematic Systems Files, and Deleting Mathematica Caches?

Running Mathematica 3.0 on a Power Mac 8600 OS 8.1, I occasionally get messages during operation

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[mg14749] Damaged Mathematic Systems Files, and Deleting Mathematica Caches?

Running Mathematica 3.0 on a Power Mac 8600 OS 8.1, I occasionally get messages during operation

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14752] Differentiating Piecewise Functions

Hi Folks: I've got a problem understanding how Mathematica finds the derivative of a piecewise

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[mg14752] Differentiating Piecewise Functions

Hi Folks: I've got a problem understanding how Mathematica finds the derivative of a piecewise

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14745] Re: Thin Lines in Plots

efarr wrote in message <72bdp8$j...@smc.vnet.net>... > >I'm getting awfully thin lines

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[mg14745] Re: Thin Lines in Plots

efarr wrote in message <72bdp8$j...@smc.vnet.net>... > >I'm getting awfully thin lines

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14744] Re: Multiplying large polynomials

Several postings have used Series to do get the answer. In the timings below the use of replacement

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[mg14744] Re: Multiplying large polynomials

Several postings have used Series to do get the answer. In the timings below the use of replacement

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14724] Mathematica Lightning Model?

Hi! How can it be, that the shading of an object depends on the distance between object and viewer?

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[mg14724] Mathematica Lightning Model?

Hi! How can it be, that the shading of an object depends on the distance between object and viewer?

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14729] Re: Non-linear differential equation

On 10 Nov 1998, Francoise-JP wrote: > How I can solve (numerically or other) a non-linear

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[mg14729] Re: Non-linear differential equation

On 10 Nov 1998, Francoise-JP wrote: > How I can solve (numerically or other) a non-linear

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14733] Re: config. data from internet database

Hello, I have a question regarding how to extract and put into a list form, numbers from an internet

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[mg14733] Re: config. data from internet database

Hello, I have a question regarding how to extract and put into a list form, numbers from an internet

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14739] Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle;

Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle; Carl Woll writes >An alternative is to change the

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[mg14739] Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle;

Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle; Carl Woll writes >An alternative is to change the

11/12/98

Allan Hayes, Carl Woll2

11/12/98

[mg14709] Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle;

Hi Allan, An alternative is to change the style sheet with the option SingleLetterItalics->False

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[mg14709] Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle;

Hi Allan, An alternative is to change the style sheet with the option SingleLetterItalics->False

11/12/98

Naum Phleger, Jurgen Tischer2

11/12/98

[mg14697] creating distributions

Hi Naum, try pointlist=Table[{ArcSin[Random[Real,{-1,1}], Random[Real,{-pi,pi}]},{density}] Jurgen

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[mg14697] creating distributions

Hi Naum, try pointlist=Table[{ArcSin[Random[Real,{-1,1}], Random[Real,{-pi,pi}]},{density}] Jurgen

11/12/98

puck...@my-dejanews.com

11/12/98

[mg14736] Mathematica3.0 on Linux was slowed down by unknown reason

Hi, Recently I ran a benchmark test 'Timing[50001!;]' on my linux box and the result was

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[mg14736] Mathematica3.0 on Linux was slowed down by unknown reason

Hi, Recently I ran a benchmark test 'Timing[50001!;]' on my linux box and the result was

11/12/98

Kevin J. McCann

11/12/98

[mg14723] Re: [mg14718] Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

Try Series: Normal[Series[f[x,t],{x,x0,2},{t,t0,2}]] %/.(x-x0)->dx/.(t-t0)->dt %//Expand Kevin

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[mg14723] Re: [mg14718] Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

Try Series: Normal[Series[f[x,t],{x,x0,2},{t,t0,2}]] %/.(x-x0)->dx/.(t-t0)->dt %//Expand Kevin

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14730] Re: Is there a MultipleLogListPlot anywhere?

See http://www.wolfram.com/support/Graphics/TwoD/multilog.html -Dale David Keith wrote in message

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[mg14730] Re: Is there a MultipleLogListPlot anywhere?

See http://www.wolfram.com/support/Graphics/TwoD/multilog.html -Dale David Keith wrote in message

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14735] Re: [mg14718] Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

One must use a trick to obtain multivariate Taylor polynomials. Try Normal[Series[f[x + th, y + tk],

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[mg14735] Re: [mg14718] Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

One must use a trick to obtain multivariate Taylor polynomials. Try Normal[Series[f[x + th, y + tk],

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14738] Re: Simple MathLink question

A follow up to my own post: What I stated below is only partly correct. In particular, the following

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[mg14738] Re: Simple MathLink question

A follow up to my own post: What I stated below is only partly correct. In particular, the following

11/12/98

Tom Bell, Carl Woll2

11/12/98

[mg14718] Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

Hi Tom, The Series function of Mathematica is intended to do multi-variate Taylor expansions, but it

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[mg14718] Multi-Variate Taylor Series Expansions

Hi Tom, The Series function of Mathematica is intended to do multi-variate Taylor expansions, but it

11/12/98

11/12/98

[mg14727] Solve[] for large polynomial systems

Hello Mathgroupers! In solving a large system of polynomial equations I have come across some ouput

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[mg14727] Solve[] for large polynomial systems

Hello Mathgroupers! In solving a large system of polynomial equations I have come across some ouput

11/12/98

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