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First, note that turning off messages is technically not the same thing as not printing them. You can avoid printing messages by removing the output channel they're being sent to: $Messages = {} Restore the previous behaviour using$Messages = $Output, provided that you haven't changed$Output. But this won't turn messages off, it will only avoid ...

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Not knowing quite what you're doing this may or may not help. I think the problem is you're turning the warnings off in the master kernel and the warnings you're seeing come from the slaves. I'd suggest... ParallelTable[Quiet[your code here],{your iterator here}] OR ParallelEvaluate[Off[NIntegrate::slwcon]; ParallelTable[your code here, {your iterator ...

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Rest on a list gives you another list. Even Rest[{1}] gives you a list, i.e. the empty list {}. Therefore, in your first code, the second term with the rest in it will always make another call using the definition for mus[x__], which produces another second term, which makes at another call to mus[x__] ad infinitum. Maybe you were thinking of a function ...

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