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| I thought I'd share a little efficiency trick that I've learned while learning the Wolfram Language. If others have similar tricks, please share so that we can all become more efficient. When I have some free time, I try to answer some of the... |
| Googling "wolfram plot energy levels" gives this as the first result: https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/223771/plot-an-energy-level-diagram I hope that helps. Have a great and safe holiday. |
| I suggest experimenting with the following options: Placed ImagePadding ImageMargin Labeled (with position) Callout You might also want to experiment with rotating the output to clean things up. Have a great and safe holiday. |
| Terry: What a great observation. According to the documentation, after you expand all of the sections (especially the "Properties & Relations" section): > Unevaluated works only where it appears; it is not propagated. Along with the... |
| Sorry for the delay, I've had some personal issues to tend to. And when I do get back to this forum, I sometimes find it difficult to find what I need to respond to. I've made progress using the REST API directly. My first app looks at recent... |
| @Garrett: My apologies, I had a typo. The second [[1]] should have been [[2]]. I have updated my response. |
| Check out [Remove\[\]][1]. [1]: http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Remove.html |
| @Raspi: Thank you for explaining the original challenge. This is a fascinating topic. |
| Check out Trace[]. In this case: data = {{5, 9}, {8, 15}}; p[x_] := a x + b; eqns = Trace@Table[ p[data[[i, 1]]] == data[[i, 2]], {i, 2}] Result : {5 a + b == 9, 8 a + b == 15} Then: ToString[%]... |
| @Douglas: You can see [an example of code that produces code here.][1] @Hans: That is what I would call an elegant solution. [1]: https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2109997?p_p_auth=hbueZk54 |