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Looking at Names["SystemPrivate*"] gives: I'd really like to use and look at the code for some of these symbols, e.g. ...
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I'm trying to solve 3D heat equation to understand how the temperature varies with time on cubical. i have mixed boundary conditions: Dirichlet on the bottom surface (constant Temp) Neumann on all the ...
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I imagine that this question has been asked before, yet I'm not able to find an answer using the form of the question I believe might be asked. Is there a mechanism for duplicating the ...
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I was reading What is the distinction between DownValues, UpValues, SubValues, and OwnValues? and I started to be confused with the part "Upvalues" of the first answer. Some of my confusion comes ...
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I'm confused about the logic behind mathematica programming. We can have function that will be called doing $f[x]$, thus the element $f[x]$ can be seen as the return value of a function taking an ...
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I am familiar with the typical way of defining a function--such as f[x_,y_]:=x+y but I have not found a discussion of definitions such as ...
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Consider c = Cos[phi]; s = Sin[phi]; ArcTan[c, s] // PowerExpand ArcTan[s/c] // PowerExpand which yields ...
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As the titles describes, I want to create a list of functions like the following, where the indices are not in the argument slots: ...
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### Solving a set of trigonometric equations [closed]

I've been trying to solve the following equations in order to plot Subscript[θ, 41] with respect to Subscript[θ, 2] from 0 to ...
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I define 2 functions: g[s_][x_,y_] := the gaussian (1) g1[s_,x_,y_] := the gaussian (2) I get the same answer using ...
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### How does Wolfram Language implement for enabling symbols to receive various forms of parameters? [duplicate]

How does the official implement a list/tuple of parameters that can be different in type and quantity as a whole? After re-read @Szabolcs's and @MichaelE2's comments. Finally, I accepted the ...
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I have a series of ODEs I'd like to plot (a double pendulum specifically) Where I'm comparing my own "handwritten" ODE to that of System modelers solutions. This is mostly an exercise to ensure the ...