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| I also recently discovered this great way to deploy! |
| Are you sure? I think I saw a video of how to process extremely large data (tens of GBs) using the Wolfram desktop. Its not done with Import though. |
| You can use this Dynamic[Refresh[Now, UpdateInterval -> 1]] or Dynamic[Refresh[DateString[], UpdateInterval -> 1]] I usually style the datestring to larger font and color. |
| If you want to go to cylindrical without opening a text book, Mathematica does it for you for the Div and Grad operators, when you specify the operator what coordinate system to use. see the basic examples of the reference pages. ... |
| Nice! Thanks! |
| I no longer see the sensor data app on the IOS store. But see a few other new ones. Is there one that you recommend? |
| I think you should define v0 and h first and then define a normalized v say called vnorm which is your v /v0 and plot vnorm instead of v. |
| I would generate a list of sub list of length 1 to length of your list using Take. And then generate a list of listlineplots3d(with fixed plotrange) using a pure function or Table and then animate the list of plots using Animate. Good luck. |
| Hi, I am also interested in this post, but and am just refreshing my memories of the heat equation. As John pointed out, you are asking for help, but your post is has very little annotation. Could you please go back to the original post and fill in... |
| I am curious with all the new updates in 12.0 what are some of the prevalent ways Mathematica users using the R and Python evaluations . And vice versa ( how Python users are using Mathematica) if they are not the same. Specific examples would be... |