How to plot when Exp is not a machine size variable

lashofer1 · August 21, 2014, 5:42am

Plotting after a computation results in errors indicating the expression is not a machine size variable. How can a limit or other means be use to achieve the desired plot.

bsimpson141421356 · August 21, 2014, 7:11am

Subscript[(J^2), mmnn] that you have calculated is a list of points so

ListPlot[Subscript[(J^2),mmnn], Joined->True]

will plot that without any problems.

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