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| My day job is at my law firm, and there are a number of law-related projects that could benefit from Mathematica. One is child support/spousal support in family law cases, which is currently monopolized by Thomson-West with their DissoMaster suite... |
| This works on Windows as well-- edit the same file MenuSetup.tr in: C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\13.1\SystemFiles\FrontEnd\TextResources\Windows You'll have to open Notepad as an administrator. I did the edit, but the first... |
| While researching the possible fractality of prime numbers, I happened upon what I have been calling a fractal crystal lattice of Gaussian primes. Credit to Dr. Eric Weisstein for the concept and the Mathematica code, which is from the MathWorld... |
| I plan to write a research proposal/paper on what I have been calling Qubase. It's a proposed database using all the lessons learned from relational databases and partially inspired by quantum theory (though intended for classical computers). ... |
| I've been experimenting with data from the [WMAP][1] mission. It occurred to me to map the temperature data as audio to see what kinds of sounds might be generated. I was expecting static, and indeed that's what I got: ![Audio mapping of WMAP... |
| I've been wanting to analyze [WMAP][1] data statistically for a while now in order to evaluate the non-Gaussianity of various portions of the WMAP data. Mathematica natively supports [FITS][2] files, which are apparently the standard in astronomy.... |
| I would like to note that 11.2 works pretty well on a 8K display in Linux, with super-sharp text. Here I have set 300% zoom. However, some of the user interface elements are laughably small at this resolution. Note: it's a 11.6 MB image: ... |
| One of my relatives is a cardiologist, and he uses a ridiculously expensive medical imaging workstation with proprietary software that costs tens of thousands of dollars. This thing is ancient and runs Solaris. It's called a Pegasys ADAC I believe. ... |
| Hi, I'm an independent music producer with an interest in R&D. For background on this question, here is a helpful article on [stereo panning][1]. Stereo panning is used to give the sensation that a sound or instrument is coming from a particular... |
| Thanks Jason, this is great. I started playing around with different images and I noticed something, though: if you use a square image for the foreground, the wormhole becomes elliptical. If you change the aspect ratio to 2:1, it goes back to a... |