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Questions on the correct (or improved) formulation of Mathematica code to achieve particular results. Use this tag (not "symbol") for questions about all those odd @@ /@ # & and _ characters, which are keyboard shortcuts for the Wolfram Language named functions Apply, Map, Slot, Function, and Blank.
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Assigning domain and/or value restrictions to multiple variables at once
Suppose I want to assign value and/or domain restrictions to a set of variables. As an example, let expr be some function of a, b, c, d, and e. Instead of writing, say:
Solve[expr == z,
-10<=a<=10 && …
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Assigning domain and/or value restrictions to multiple variables at once
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However, this syntax won't work with equalities or inequalities (e.g.,-10<={a,b,c,d,e}<=10), since that would constitute applying a scalar test to a vector. … For those, the And@@Thread[...] syntax can be used. …
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