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I am a retired software developer. I retired at the end of 2003 and since then my computer programming activities have been for recreational purposes. I find Mathematica excellent for that.

I started using Mathematica in 1997 (Ver. 3). I am currently using Ver. 9. Although I have used Mathematica for all kinds of stuff, I use it mostly to pursue my long standing interest in Euclidean geometry, both in the classical Greek synthetic form and in the more modern analytical form.


Mar
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reviewed No Action Needed How can I factor my trigonometric equation?
Mar
31
revised How can I factor my trigonometric equation?
Made English more idiomatic. Retagged
Mar
31
revised What is the inverse of CoefficientList?
Added additional information
Mar
31
answered What is the inverse of CoefficientList?
Mar
31
reviewed Reviewed What is the inverse of CoefficientList?
Mar
31
revised What is the inverse of CoefficientList?
General cleanup
Mar
30
revised Mathematica for teaching orthographic projection
edited title
Mar
30
reviewed Reviewed Differentiating with respect to vectors of unspecified length
Mar
30
revised Differentiating with respect to vectors of unspecified length
General cleanup
Mar
30
revised Mathematica for teaching orthographic projection
Edited title
Mar
30
revised Importing multiple files using a for-loop
Improved formatting
Mar
30
revised Importing multiple files using a for-loop
Corrected typo in code
Mar
30
revised Unexpected side effect of removing the Orderless attribute from Times
General cleanup
Mar
30
revised Color lost when saving Mathematica cell as HTML
deleted 3 characters in body; edited title
Mar
30
reviewed Reviewed Color lost when saving Mathematica cell as HTML
Mar
30
revised Color lost when saving Mathematica cell as HTML
Made English more idiomatic.
Mar
30
comment List reversion inspired by Python
Why wouldn't you use Range[9, 0, -1]?
Mar
30
answered Given a list of context names, how can I access all the variables with the same name across all those contexts?
Mar
30
revised Given a list of context names, how can I access all the variables with the same name across all those contexts?
Improved formatting; revised title
Mar
30
reviewed Close Rearranging an equation with the sine function in it