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| Thanks David, I will write you directly as you suggested, but for the sake of this thread I wanted to thank you for the good advice and try to clarify what I am looking for. Example ------- I want to present to reader with a table of the... |
| David, nice post, thanks for sharing! Did you mean to attach the notebook with the app to the post? |
| Carlos, That should be Ok. The only issue that I have ever encountered is that you need to use variables in the matrix so WMA knows the dimensionality of your problem. For example, I would be careful using a single variable for a matrix because... |
| Thanks Carl. That has one minor drawback. It pastes the expression in literally and not as a syntactic unit. Of course, the user could always type a set of parentheses before pasting but might often forget. If it was pasted after a 'z' in an existing... |
| In [this Stackexchange answer](https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/80383/faster-variant-of-reduce-for-finding-zeros-of-holomorphic-functions-in-a-region/80423#80423), Adam Strzebonski showed a way to get complex roots from... |
| Thank you very much for your comment. I've sent you a contacting e-mail directly. best regards Andras |
| Sometimes giving Simplify the optional second argument, which are the assumptions that you are telling Simplify that it can depend on always being true and which it is free to make use of as it sees fit, can accomplish interesting and helpful things.... |
| Mathematica / Wolfram Language can be called from programs written in C, C++, Java, .NET, etc and vice versa, Features to do that are documented [here][1], but I have no experience with those features. Mathematica functions such as Integrate and... |
| We are transitioning away from plugin-based embedded CDFs towards cloud-based content. The new pointers to Open Code examples are one step in that direction: http://blog.wolfram.com/2016/12/12/launching-wolframalpha-open-code/ |
| Wolfram Workbench is now compatible with Wolfram Language and Mathematica 10 and 11 http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/963774 |