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| There's an error in the `MaTeXInstall` Resource Function: evaluating it in Mathematica 12.3.1 (under macOS 11.5.2) causes a `Join` error. |
| Murray, The code in this demo requires version 12.3. However, that version of the CDF isn't yet incorporated into the Demonstrations build system. Once that is ready, I plan to republish with the CDF. I didn't want to make the author wait longer... |
| Murray Eisenberg and Rohit Namjoshi, Thanks a lot for all of your comments. |
| Thanks ! I will read it ... again, but I fear that it is quite complex to customize easily the numbering in notebooks ... |
| Hi. I have just made Surface Pro X with Windows 11 (build 10.0.22000.160) to run Mathematica 12.3.1, obviously in emulation mode. I tried BenchmarkReport[] and this machine got only 0.45, which is very low compared to 3.21 of M1 Mac running... |
| It's definitely the way the region mesh is generated using the region function. All the options of the resulting plots are similar with the exception of the PlotRange and PlotRangePadding. plotl = RegionPlot[regi, Frame -> True, AspectRatio... |
| What David Park writes is totally sensible: the built-in Mathematica syntax for graphics has definite limitations, especially for the newbie (and sometimes for the expert, too). As to his example with the disappearing `Tex`t given in the `Epilog`... |
| One point I was making is that Mathematica ought to have a built-in function, what I named `ComplexParametricPlot`, that uses a complex-valued function of a real variable as argument — without the user having to explicitly break the complex... |
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| Today [I learned][1] that the solutions manual to Taylor's Classical Mechanics was aided by *Mathematica*, e.g. all the illustrations. Taylor's text was translated into many languages, and the German publisher made the complete solutions manual... |