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Strange thing, is that my first approach up above works for me. Anyway
I will look into it some more later on. |
`Degree` is not a function--rather it is a parameter. So you do not want `Degree@,` (i.e., no `@`) and also yo want to divide by `Degree` in your definition of `degree` as in the following: Manipulate[ With[{degree = \[Phi]/Degree}, ... |
They are GIFs rather than MathJax. And presumably the Gif generation is substandard suddenly for some reason. They should be MatJax, I feel, at least for those cases that support it. |
The e is the result of the evaluation in the argument of Reap. The reason for the extra set of braces in {{a,c,d}} is that for what was Sown, Reap returns a list of lists--in this case there is only one, but this allows for the other argument... |
A useful starting point is any of the code included with the notes section associated with the main section that you are reading. |
Your manipulate is trying to keep track of the symbols Subscript[x, b] andSubscript[x, s] which are not changing. The way to make Manipulate stop looking at those is to use the TrackedSymbols option to tell it what to really pay attention to as in... |
Use `Which`. [http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Which.html][1] [1]: http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Which.html |
Thanks everyone! |
Here is a way to plot the time of sunrise (in minutes after midnight) on the first of the month in 2015: DateListPlot[ Table[With[{time = DateList[Sunrise[{2015, i, 1}]][[4 ;;]]}, {{2015, i, 1}, time[[1]] 3600 + time[[2]] 60 +... |
What is `ZeroZeta`? It is not a function in the standard Mathematica distribution as far as I see... But `ZetaZero` is and it gives In[1]:= N@ZetaZero[3] Out[1]= 0.5 +25.0109 I |