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For questions on writing functions (pure or using Set/SetDelayed) for any purpose, including the features that may be incorporated in those functions, such as options, patterns and conditions.
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Normalize an L(s, d) function for fixed s
I have the following function L:
σ = 9;
L[s_, d_] = (1/(σ*Sqrt[2*\[Pi]]))*E^(-(1/2)*((s-(-50-11*Log[d]))/σ)^2)
This function L describes basically for some specific d, the distribution of the random …
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Why is g[x] handled differently as f[x] from Mathematica? [closed]
When I execute this code:
\[Sigma] = 0.3;
\[Mu] = 5;
xmax = 10;
f[x_]= Exp [-(1/2) ((x - \[Mu])/\[Sigma])^2]/(\[Sigma]*Sqrt[2*\[Pi]]);
Plot[f[x], {x, 0, xmax}, PlotRange -> {0, +2}]
I get the plot: …