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| So, (and I'm in 14.1), why have the Evaluate->Debugger menu item at all if it's not going to be documented and taught? What am I missing? |
| I am running 14.0 and built-in multi-step undo seems to work with small notebooks. With my larger notebook size 30k, 900 lines, I only get one level of undo, sometimes zero. The problem seems to be MemoryLimit = 10,000,000 is too small. It... |
| A new special function: **Srivastava-Daoust** function for **N** variables. Srivastava-Daoust** You can use this function to express: 1.All four **Appell** function -Introduced in 2023 on Mathematica version **13.3** 2.**Horn** Function... |
| The code is available again in the main post. Thanks to Dr. James Belk for providing it. |
| Perhaps David Golber is referring to this issue: One-dimensional codomain: WORKS grid = RandomReal[10, {20, 2}]; fi = RandomVariate[NormalDistribution[], {20}]; ifun = Interpolation[Thread[{grid, fi}], InterpolationOrder -> 1] ... |
| Hi everyone, Note that you are always creating a new assistant if you follow this procedure. Over time you will accumulate assistants. In principle, one could change the functions so that they always take one personal assistant. Another option... |