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Questions on manipulating complicated expressions and making them look simpler using Simplify, FullSimplify and Reduce.
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How do I remove the symbolic GCD of an expression?
In an expression like
expr = 2 g Pi - (2 I) G Pi - (2 I) Pi V0;
obviously $2 Pi$ is some sort of symbolic GCD. In such a simple case I could eyeball it and divide:
expr/(2 Pi) // Simplify
(* g - I …
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Different output using `FullSimplify` and `TargetFunctions`
This isn't really an answer to the two questions, but may yield some insights.
In SE post #24514 Stephen Kuhn reproduced function PowerContract, originally from the book Quantum Methods with Mathema …
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