Create a fantasy map
Efficient way to aggregate values within time intervals in a large Tabular
Path of polynomial roots as function of a parameter
DensityPlot3D custom function opacity
How can I use this to determine whether the equation?
Highlighting a region on a unit ball
Finding all integers solutions to set of equations
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I am trying to create an imaginary coastline as per here: I am replicating the rice pattern with this (code adapted from here): ... [graphics] [generative-art]
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What is an efficient way to aggregate daily, weekly, monthly, etc. values within a very large Tabular ? Example: ... [performance-tuning] [date-and-time] [tabular]
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I have a polynomial in x with a parameter c0. I would like to plot the path of the roots as a function of the polynomial. This has come from determinant of a matrix but I can't see how I could use <... [plotting] [equation-solving]
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Is it possible to have an opacity function that depends on x,y and z, instead of only f: ... [plotting] [opacity]
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I am trying to write step by step to solve the equation has the form $$\sqrt{ax^2 + bx + c} = dx + t.$$ I know that, the solutions (if they exist) of the equation $$ax^2 + bx + c = (dx + t)^2$$ which ... [conditional] [latex]
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Give the definition of parameter x as x[theta_] := (1 + Cos[theta])/2; , how can I plot the following region on a unit ball: ... [plotting] [regions] [regionplot]
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I have a set of equations whose l.h.s. are given by: ... [equation-solving] [algebraic-manipulation]
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