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Michael Trott
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No, there is not such a function currently in the Wolfram Language. GPT hallucinated its existence.
I responded to your comment here: https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2934998
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@ Paul I didn't mean to write a review of the paper, but rather to implement in Wolfram Language the main ingredients of the steps used to run the large simulations from the paper. Yes, there are quite a few papers that deal with hash...
I added the original notebook.
#Making a Christmas Animation with the Wolfram Language# ![enter image description here][1] This notebook describes how to build an animation of a decorated pine tree that moves its branches synchronized to the voices of the music of the 16th...
**With respect to (1):** Instead of solving for the `f1hor[i]` with all parameters symbolic, why not carrying out the calculation of the `f1hor[i]` within `INT[...]` after the parameters are symbolic? This would allow to go to much higher order (say...
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