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| Here is one alternative: expr = 1/9 (7 - 2^m E^(I m \[Pi]) (7 + 3 m)) rule = n_^x_*E^(I*\[Pi]*x_) :> (-n)^x; expr /. rule |
| The Wankel engine has a rotor shaped like a Reuleaux triangle. The Wankel engine has been used in automobiles, among them Mazda and NSU. |
| Between 14.0 and 14.1 there was a change in where Mathematica is installed. Try: C:\ProgramData\Wolfram\Kernel |
| Here is one alternative: equ=b^2 x x0-b^2 x0^2+a^2 y y0-a^2 y0^2==0; Select[First@equ,FreeQ[#,x0^2]&&FreeQ[#,y0^2]&]==-Select[First@equ,!FreeQ[#,x0^2]\[Or]!FreeQ[#,y0^2]&] |
| Maybe you could consider something that is more simple than `Manipulate`. With the idea that simple means robust. Here is one example, with the output in a `Panel`: Panel[ Column[{ ... |
| It seems that the Jupyter front end differs from that of Mathematica. The below is from plain MMA: ![enter image description here][1] [1]: https://community.wolfram.com//c/portal/getImageAttachment?filename=Jupyter.png&userId=93385 |
| Gianluca pinpointed the cause of the problem. To fix it add the cell below to the nb, and evalute it: SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], WindowSize -> Automatic] |
| There are many functions and functionalities in desktop Wolfram that is not available in the cloud. See [this][1]. One of the functions not available is `PaletteNotebook`. ![enter image description here][2] [1]:... |
| One way is to merge several cells into one. Mark all the cell brackets, right click and select Merge Cells from the menu that appears. ![enter image description here][1] [1]:... |
| [Mathematica 14.3 system requirements][1] does not mention any CPU related limitations for Windows [1]: https://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/system-requirements/ |