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Questions about the use of built-in Mathematica functions, including pure functions.
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How do I create an array by applying a function to the index of each element?
I am looking for something like matrix(m, n, f), but for Mathematica rather than MuPAD, and for arrays rather than matrices. That is, I'm looking for a(n efficient) way of doing this without for-loop …
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