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comment Localizing Pattern Names
ahhh I didn't realize that. Thanks!
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comment When to use Get vs Needs
Perfect! Thanks for the example, I roughly understood the semantics, but not when I would care about the difference. Makes sense now.
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comment Localizing Pattern Names
please see the expanded explanation.
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comment Mathematica code for Bifurcation Diagram
You can add the x and y axes by adding Frame->True or Axes->True
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comment How to perturb a Dynamic System?
I have added a more involved example that does multiple perturbations
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comment How to perturb a Dynamic System?
Yeah I do the continual perturbations most of the time, you just make a list of the conditions and functions and use Apply with Which I could clean up a notebook and make a link if you want.
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comment Reshape vectors exactly like in MATLAB
Just for interest as well to make the equivalent of F=(1:64)' in Mathematica you just do Transpose[{Range[1,64]}]. Also there is no reason to use := (SetDelayed) in your example, you should use just = (Set) as nothing changes from call to call. Good luck!
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comment How to perturb a Dynamic System?
Tell me how it goes!
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answered How to perturb a Dynamic System?
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comment Can I adjust starting point when using ListPlot?
It is not clear what you want. If you want to have Mathematica lists accept 0 based indexing you are out of luck. If you want to have your list include 0 values that is easy just do RandomInteger[{0,3},3].