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Questions about the use of built-in Mathematica functions, including pure functions.
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Determining function name from within function [duplicate]
Is it possible in Mathematica to have function recognize its name? Say FunFunction[blah blah blah
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Is there a way, while still inside the function, for the function to recognize its own name?
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Apply a function to each array in a list of arrays [duplicate]
Given a function f[x_,y_], and an array {{x1,y1},{x2,y2},...}, how would one go about applying the function to each {xn,yn}? I attempted using Map[f[#,#]&,array], but that applied the function like th …
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