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| Hey there, Thank you for the response :) The oscillations which are drawn with your command are on the surface of the sphere. What I want is to have them oscillate only in the z-axis direction (so, up and down). Do you know how can I do this? |
| Well Szabolcs, I guess you made a perfect description of the workflow in Mathematica :) This post should be on the start-up page of the software :) |
| Hi William, I guess those options like "apply rules to variables" are there in case you want to give optional conditions for the variable (eg. positive, real, in a finite range (a,b) etc.). |
| Works like a charm. Thank you very much Kyle ;) |
| Hello Sander, Thank you for the reply. I modified the := to =. I can get numerical results in chi2. In[49]:= chi2[1, 2] Out[49]= 277.249 - 7.44202*10^-16 I Why should be a problem if in chi2 there is no a and b? The terms a and... |
| Thank you very much sir! I will try it right away. Toate cele bune :) |
| Hey Adam, have you tried `FullSimplify` ? |
| Va multumesc mult pentru solutie. Functioneaza :) Toate cele bune! |
| Hello! I am currently working on a theoretical model for a Hamiltonian which describes the Strongly deformed nuclei. I've obtained the analytical form of the energies, and now I want to find two parameters which will fit the experimental data in the... |