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user 53596
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Replacing dot by *?
I am unable to replace dot by *.
Replace[a.a, .-> *]
Is there any solution to get this done?
- 625
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Pattern test: _Integer vs _?IntegerQ [closed]
While checking out the different pattern replacement methods in this question, I have a query regarding the basic difference between the following two replacements:
expr = a x^3 + b x y - c x^7 y^2; … Integer :> x^Mod[m, 2]}
The first replacement works as expected, but the second replacement does not do anything. What is happening in the second one. …
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Replacement using pattern matching?
Starting with the expression
eq1 = 5 Exp[1 + 2 x + 3 x^2 + 4 x^3];
I want to implement the following transformation:
eq1 /. Exp[a_ x^2 + b_ x^3] -> f[a/b]
However, I am not getting the desire …
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