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I have a list of the form:

{
 {0.185794, {α -> 5.8794,  χ -> 3.14159}}
,{0.206365, {α -> 6.07943, χ -> 3.14159}}
}

How can I transform this list such that it contains triplets of the form:

{5.8794, 3.14159 }

That is, I want to drop the first element and retain the next two elements without the variables.

Edit:

The complete list is:

  list = {{0.`, {α -> 7.40402817067928`*^-10, χ -> 
  1.5707963199759551`}}, {-1.1102230246251565`*^-16, {α -> 
  0.`, χ -> 
  1.570796310785471`}}, {-1.3322676295501878`*^-15, {α -> 
  6.283185236232465`, χ -> 
  1.5707962926795942`}}, {-7.771561172376096`*^-16, {α -> 
  6.283185242937872`, χ -> 
  1.5707962817101633`}}, {-1.4432899320127035`*^-15, {α -> 
  6.283185213845592`, χ -> 
  1.5707962574691037`}}, {-1.6653345369377348`*^-15, {α -> 
  6.283185168970566`, χ -> 
  1.5707962135597096`}}, {0.000039743185786034196`, {α -> 
  6.101378684908873`, χ -> 
  1.416341223365662`}}, {0.04502974573215446`, {α -> 
  4.8669662247178715`, χ -> 
  0.8684522135648123`}}, {0.14619238131191453`, {α -> 
  3.9372113567750526`, χ -> 
  1.0267300878173935`}}, {-0.03365091466576414`, {α -> 
  6.283185307179586`, χ -> 
  3.141592653589793`}}, {0.0387037789988178`, {α -> 
  5.27985616378398`, χ -> 
  3.141592653589793`}}, {0.5500615962645923`, {α -> 
  3.14159261319097`, χ -> 
  1.5707963347517426`}}, {0.1502504642607271`, {α -> 
  5.679720812825692`, χ -> 
  3.141592653589793`}}, {0.18579431483854147`, {α -> 
  5.8793987995998735`, χ -> 
  3.141592653589793`}}, {0.20636475575559726`, {α -> 
  6.07942545836383`, χ -> 
  3.141592653589793`}}, {0.2116046084330751`, {α -> 
  6.279301995689666`, χ -> 
  3.141592653589793`}}, {0.20176755574756772`, {α -> 
  0.08350912308643653`, χ -> 
  3.941791666553896`*^-9}}, {0.1776933003532231`, {α -> 
  0.08350912308643653`, χ -> 
  3.941791666553896`*^-9}}, {0.6036070488425198`, {α -> 
  3.1415926143838626`, χ -> 
  1.5707962914138776`}}, {0.5018188905655654`, {α -> 
  3.141592611777223`, χ -> 1.5707963036550594`}}};
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{\[Alpha], \[Chi]} /. list[[All, 2]]

or

list[[All, 2, All, 2]]

If list is very huge, the second method has much higher efficiency.

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  • $\begingroup$ This is the best answer, I think, just using Part. $\endgroup$
    – Emilio Pisanty
    Jul 24, 2016 at 0:34
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list = {{0.185794, {α -> 5.8794, χ -> 3.14159}},
   {0.206365, {α -> 6.07943, χ -> 3.14159}}};

{#2[[1, 2]], #2[[2, 2]]} & @@@ list

{{5.8794, 3.14159}, {6.07943, 3.14159}}

Also

Last /@ Last[#] & /@ list

and

Extract[list, {All, 2, {1, 2}, 2}]
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  • $\begingroup$ What if I had a huge list? What would be the syntax then? $\endgroup$
    – Junaid Aftab
    Jul 23, 2016 at 11:14
  • $\begingroup$ I'll post the complete list in the question. $\endgroup$
    – Junaid Aftab
    Jul 23, 2016 at 11:14
  • $\begingroup$ It would work for all the sublists. $\endgroup$
    – Chris Degnen
    Jul 23, 2016 at 11:17
  • $\begingroup$ Awesome. Can you send me the link to the documentation where I can read more on this? I tried searching multiple times for a solution to this option but to no avail. $\endgroup$
    – Junaid Aftab
    Jul 23, 2016 at 11:19
  • $\begingroup$ Apply, Slot, Map and Pure Functions. $\endgroup$
    – Chris Degnen
    Jul 23, 2016 at 11:24
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Cases[list, {_, {a_ -> x_, b_ -> y_}} :> {x, y}]

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  • $\begingroup$ Also: list /. { _, {α ->x_ , χ ->y_}} -> {x, y} should work. There is no need for a delayed rule here, I believe (I'm writing this in the blind). $\endgroup$
    – Peltio
    Jul 24, 2016 at 10:54
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You may use Last, Values, and Composition.

Values@*Last /@ list

Hope this helps.

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