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| Thank you sir! This way can help me solve this problem greatly! Regards Tony |
| Daniel, Sorry I missed your request. > I want to know why you use Im[(x + y*I)^2 + 1] + 8)/16 to scale the value to [0,1]? why not use Im[(x + y*I)^2 + 1] /8 directly? The Hue function ranges from 0 to 1 but your data ranges from -8 to 8 so... |
| Cross-posted: https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/273016/using-filterrules-to-pass-options-from-a-wrapper-function-to-a-button-isnt-work |
| It's a consequence of [Picard's theorem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picard_theorem) that there are infinitely many solutions in C. Also check [MathWorld](https://mathworld.wolfram.com/PicardsGreatTheorem.html). It's the Great Picard theorem... |
| I'll make a few remarks that might help to clarify why the original expectation cannot be met. In a `For` loop it is possible there might be statements whose execution could, in principle, be carried out in parallel. To do so would involve detailed... |
| Cross-posted [in Mma.SE](https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/q/269096/1871). |
| Yes. if n=-1 when x^(2+3i/10) (X+xi)^(Y+yi)=e^((Y+yi)*Ln(X+xi)) Ln(X+xi)=ln((X^2+x^2)^(1/2))+i(f+2Pn), tg(f)=x/X, n=0,1,2... |
| Here's a general workflow for blocking values of global variables while output is prepared. Before the output is returned, the global variables need to be protected from evaluation. `HoldForm` is the way to do this and have the variables be typeset... |
| How would I adapt the example with Keccak 256 for the avalance effect example for the Keccack512 hashing function. I tried replacing the instances of 256 with 512 in the example and the one case of 255 with 511 and Keccak256 with Keccak512 but I got... |
| Shruti, You need to do this: Plot[(x[n, t] /. s /. n -> 20) , {t, 0, 10}, PlotRange -> All] You want to plot x[n,t] using the solution, s: x[n,t] /. s s has a substitution rule for x and q in the form of an interpolation... |