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| For your notebook nb1 check the setting in the menu item Evaluation> "Notebook's Default Context" It sounds like this has been inadvertently set to "Unique to this notebook" rather than "Global`" |
| Perhaps this... [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/jg][1] ..google is your friend... [1]: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/jg |
| I assume you are talking about the WolframAlpha site rather than Mathematica--if it's Mathematica, follow Tomas Garza's advice. If it's WolframAlpha then just type your query into WolframAlpha... here is an example: ... |
| Another approach here is to use `TimeSeriesResample` on the timeseries... |
| Would renaming Annulus to something else in the package do the trick? |
| Did you mean to repost the original question? |
| Probably the best approach is to download the notebook and then, using the CDFPlayer, open the notebook and print it to a PDF from there. [EDIT: My bad, one cannot seems not to be able to open up a notebook downloaded from the cloud with the... |
| I just returned home, pulled out my ancient copy of [Whittaker and Watson][1], and now see what the issue is. In the documentation for EllipticE in Mathematica one sees that it is defined as Integrate[(1 - m Sin[t]^2)^(1/2), {t 0, Pi/2}] ... |
| This is not the role of the `Piecewise` function: it is more appropriate to simply use patterns in constructing your function. Here is an example: f[n_Integer?EvenQ] := n f[n_Integer?OddQ] := (n^2) and take a look at a... |