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Questions on the use or manipulation of Mathematica variables (i.e. names associated with a changeable value). Use [variable-definitions] or [assignment] for questions on variable context localization, or assignment.
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An alternative to subscripts?
Are there any good alternatives to using subscripts to keep track of and uniquely identify many variables? I know that subscripted variables behave badly.
Thanks!
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An alternative to subscripts?
An alternative to subscripts as indices...
Instead of:
{Subscript[x, 1], Subscript[x, 2]}
Let's use:
x[1], x[2]
And this can be generalized to:
Subscript[x, i, j] --> x[i,j]
This will uniquel …
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