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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? Very, very good, functionality rich answer but J.M.'s answer provided the most compact representation of the formula and that's what I originally asked for. |
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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? Oh yes, very compact indeed! |
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Oct 31 |
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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? I see it now, I can simply define m3[h_] := m2[h, 30] ( for example. ) That gives me what I want. Solved. - Also in this case the plot becomes "continuous" again. |
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Oct 31 |
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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? Well, it is not a function of h but from h and nDays. The concentration is only dependent on h. The daily intake is fact and fixed. Do you see the dilemma? |
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Oct 31 |
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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? No the discontinuity is to be expected. I mean I would like a function from h which is Plot'able and can be used in other Mma calcs. Again: this already helps. Thanks. |
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Oct 31 |
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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? Very nice. This already helps. But why the days apart? |
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Oct 31 |
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How to create a composite function from a variable number of components? Yeah, but I am looking for a soln without the 'pieces'. I am hoping to get it something like m[h_] = Sum[m, {}]. I don't see it. My mma is getting rusty already. It's only 2 mo since I haven't used it. |
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