Amatya

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2d	comment	Interpolation and points of non-differentiability @RahulNarain and J.M. great thanks!
May 11	comment	Simulating a Stochastic Process within certain bounds @rm-rf Thanks, I did know about the % command but with the ["path"] stuff following it, I figured %69 meant something else, especially since all this was early in the notebook.. but I also had other notebooks active.
May 11	comment	Simulating a Stochastic Process within certain bounds @rm-rf I have no clue what %69 even is. When I Shift Enter data2, MMA-9 prints: Temporaldata[1]. Then MMA-9 gives this window right below Temporaldata[1]. That window gave a drop down menu called properties which had path as an option. When I clicked on path, it ran the command %69["path"] and spat out the data. So I just re-used that command to catch that data. The documentation for % doesn't explain what it is so perhaps you can shed some light on it.
May 5	comment	Saving and Reading data across computers Chris: Thanks a lot for your answer!
Apr 19	comment	Creating Plot with varying scale @rm-rf sweet! Thanks! I guess that post didn't show in my cursory search because it used words to describe the problem.
Apr 11	comment	Manipulating output from Solve @xzcd I just realized that for the past 3 days I was doing f[H1_,H2_] := sol1[[1,1]]; and it was "working" for my FindRoot but today when I tried to Plot it it didn't work and then I noticed you wrote "=" instead of ":=". Can you please explain why we'e not using ":=" here.. or I can post a separate question for this if you like.
Apr 8	comment	Manipulating output from Solve @xzczd Thank you! I didn't realize I could do that.
Apr 4	comment	How can one type a box with “x” marked? Ok, that's really helpful. Learning Fishing! Thx. :)
Apr 4	comment	How can one type a box with “x” marked? @J.M. and belisarius sweet! thanks. For whatever reasons I could not locate that in the special characters palette.
Mar 6	comment	Filling only when one curve is below the other @belisarius sweet thanks!
Dec 26	comment	How can I express an algebraic expression as a product? Wooods Thanks a lot for your answer. I'm sorry I didn't respond sooner. This has given me a lot to work with. I have a lot of such expressions that I want to be able to express in different forms to cancel stuff out or to determine signs. Thanks.. I will write more when I have more questions. Thx
Dec 15	comment	How can I express an algebraic expression as a product? @whuber I just added the example of what I meant. I need to think about how this would translate into a desirable criterion.
Dec 12	comment	How to see a long output expression Thanks @kguler and Chris. Your suggestions helped a lot. Next stop: large screen.
Dec 9	comment	How can I type left (sub)superscript? Thanks for your comprehensive answer. I learnt the most from your answer. thank you!
Dec 9	comment	How can I type left (sub)superscript? Thanks for the typesetting tips. This really helps.
Nov 22	comment	How can I type left (sub)superscript? @SjoerdC.deVries So There is a command in the Palette for left superscript but for whatever reasons when I hover my mouse over it the tooltip doesn't show. The tooptip is working for everything else. Hopefully it will show at a later time. thx.
Nov 22	comment	How can I type left (sub)superscript? @SjoerdC.deVries oh cool. Thx!
Nov 22	comment	How can I type left (sub)superscript? @b.gatessucks Thanks, that's a good idea. For some reason I prefer to write a code rather than use the Palatte so I forget about it most of the times.
Nov 22	comment	How can I type left (sub)superscript? That worked like a charm! Thank you. I'll wait a couple of days to see what other suggestions come up before I accept. Thanks a lot!
Nov 10	comment	FindRoot errors @xzczd I used `Rationalize[..,0]` in my second example and the solution I am getting is incorrect and is giving me absurd answers when I use it to compute other variables. It also contradicts what I see in `ContourPlot`.