How can we tell Mathematica to gives us a set of non-intersecting lines? In this case two lines intersect if they have a point (not an endpoint) in common. Consider this simple case:
I am trying to export a list of graphics as separate frames in PDF format in order to then compile a vector SWF animation with the aid of external utility (such as pdf2swf). Unfortunately, some specia
what i am trying to accomplish seems ordinary enough for there to be an efficient solution. I am using mathematica and i have a number of different timeseries of the type {{date1, value1},{date1, val
Building up on the solution proposed by Belisarius in \"Manipulate custom Tabular\"开发者_如何学Go.
FindDivisions[ ] was added in Mma v7, and seems a nice way to get flexible ticks for plots. See for example this question and its answers.
Suppose we want to generate a list of primes p for which p + 2 is also prime. A quick solution is to generate a complete list of the first n primes and use the Select function to return the elements
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Mathematica 8.0.1 Any one could explain what would be the logic behind this result In[24]:= Round[10.75, .1]
I do not know if this was asked before or not. Simple formating issue. I noticed it is sometimes hard to align comments (----) on top of each others. Must be a font type issue.It just looks a little b
Given that g is a graphics object with primitives such as Lines and Polygons, how do you remove some of them? To add more primitives to an existing graphics object we can use Show, for instance: Show[
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