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| The problem does not occur with Mathematica 13.0.1 on an HP ZBook 15 G3 laptop using an NVidia M2000M GPU and running Win 10 Pro x64 . |
| You can solve for it using FindRoot: In[3]:= FindRoot[Abs[TFalpha1[I f]] == .54, {f, 10000}] Out[3]= {f -> 23219.9} |
| Thank you, Etienne. This is just the book I’ve been looking for. I have it on order. Thank you for your contribution to Mathematica and best wishes for NuMind. Kind regards, David |
| When starting a new project I usually want the notebook, any required files, and any output to reside in the same project directory. After saving the notebook to the project directory I include this SetDirectory[] as a first cell in the notebook: ... |
| Thank you all. And thank you Connor for the great answer to my cross post. I’m really looking forward to writing my own paclets. |
| Thank you, Giulio. You are quite right. - Plotting the printer profile and the image with MaxPlotPoints->10000 requires 68 seconds. - The profile alone requires 65 seconds. - The image alone 0.4 seconds. - When I try to plot the... |
| Hi Ian, I see what you mean. When using ListPlot3D with no specified BoxRatios they default to 1:1 in x:y. To get the box sides with the same scale, you need BoxRatios->Automatic, but the that's what's reported by AbsoluteOptions. The closest... |
| Try Import["C:\\\ASINVAL\\\Cylinder.dxf"] Note the double \ Note: You might have been doing that. The forum editor seems to be stripping slashes in the posts. |
| To my good friends at Wolfram, Thank you for the nice Christmas present! Warm regards, David |
| In the first case, you are using StringTemplate incorrectly. StringTemplate["string"] produces a TemplateObject which needs to be applied to arguments. Since all you want is the string as written, that is not useful here. Note in my example above,... |