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| Thank you very much. It has been 30 years of work. But I am happy with the result. https://osf.io/nkyqx/ |
| Hi Paul, Thanks a lot for your message. Here are the answers to your questions : Q1. How does this apply to any given amino acid sequence - is it possible to run any sequence? Ans : Unfortunately no. In general all functions in the paclet... |
| Thanks for your valuable information. I was not aware of these publications. I have posted another update to demonstrate that the CO2 sink has been increasing. https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2927367 |
| The challenge is well, we're just stuck with our visual systems, our red green blue color senses and how do you display this information in augmented reality? And we'll see how well this can actually be implemented once we see how it actually works.... |
| Thank you for your reply! I was obviously trolling (someone who obviously likes `vi`, at least a little...) |
| When ever something, you write down, evaluates to `Sqrt[Pi]` it comes from an integral over a full circle squared. Since you have Gamma functions, there is always a Sqrt[Pi] =Gamma[1/2] around. Best example` ... |
| 5-8-23 Dear Luke, Thank very much. Great course. Best wishes, Paul |
| Luke answered this during the chat session during the course today: Format->ScreenStyleEnvironment->"Working" will set the scratch notebook so that scrolling works. Note to the [@Wolfram U][at0] team: I believe it would be helpful to have this be... |
| Ahhh I think I misworded that...basically I'm looking at the curves formed by the points of intersection where x > 0. They do intersect where x |
| 5-3-23 Dear Professor Fischer, Great article and congratulations. Can you extend it in some additional ways - travel through dark matter and dark energy as well? Near black holes? Bosonic stars? And to neutrino travel? Best... |