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ReplacePart—Wolfram Language Documentation
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Patterns can include constructs such as __, representing position specifications of variable lengths. ReplacePart [ expr, i :> new] can be used to replace a part without first evaluating it. With a rule such as patt :> new, new is evaluated separately for each position that matches patt.
[?] Get the imaginary part of an equation? - Wolfram Community
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You assumed w to be real in the previous input, but Mathematica does not remember that. There are various ways to get what you want:
Parts of Expressions - Wolfram Language Documentation
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The Wolfram Language's unified symbolic architecture allows immediate generalization of part-oriented list operations to arbitrary expressions—supporting ...
Re - Wolfram Language Documentation
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Re[z] gives the real part of the complex number z.
Wolfram Mathematica: Modern Technical Computing
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Parts of Lists: Elementary Introduction to the Wolfram Language
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Learn to pick out elements from a list or array. Find the position of a select element. Replace parts of a list. Written by Stephen Wolfram.
Is there a way around using [[ and ]] for Part in Mathematica?
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Part ([[...]])—Wolfram Language Documentation
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Part can be used to pick out parts of lists, a sequence of parts, elements of matrices, rows and columns of matrices, and so forth. Part can also be used to assign values to parts using Set, e.g. list [ [ k]] = newValue. Although Part is most commonly used …
Parts of Matrices—Wolfram Language Documentation
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The Wolfram Language provides several convenient methods for extracting and manipulating parts of matrices. The flexible [[ ]] (Part) and ;; (Span) syntaxes provide compact yet readable representations of operations on submatrices and matrix elements. The Wolfram Language's symbolic character also allows convenient pattern and rule-based element specifications.
MATHEMATICA tutorial, Part 2.1: Basic Matrix Operations
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Part ([[...]])—Wolfram Language Documentation
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Part can be used to pick out parts of lists, a sequence of parts, elements of matrices, rows and columns of matrices, and so forth. Part can also be used to assign values to parts using Set, e.g. list [ [ k]] = newValue. Although Part is most commonly used with lists, it works with expressions of any kind.
Parts of Matrices - Wolfram Language Documentation
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The Wolfram Language provides several convenient methods for extracting and manipulating parts of matrices. The flexible [[ ]] (Part) and ;; (Span) syntaxes ...
Parts of Matrices—Wolfram Language Documentation
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Part — elements and submatrices: m [ [ i, j]]; resettable with m [ [ i, j]] =x Take — take rows, columns and submatrices Drop — drop rows, columns and submatrices Diagonal — get the list of elements on the diagonal RotateLeft, RotateRight — cyclically rotate rows or columns Reverse — reverse rows or columns Transpose — interchange rows and columns
Get Parts of a Matrix—Wolfram Language Documentation
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The Wolfram Language has many matrix operations that support operations such as building, computing, and visualizing matrices. It also has a rich language for picking out and extracting parts of matrices. Define the following matrix. Note how a matrix in the Wolfram Language is not restricted to number entries: Copy to clipboard. In [1]:=. 1. .
ReplacePart - Wolfram Language Documentation
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ReplacePart[expr, i -> new] yields an expression in which the ...
MATHEMATICA tutorial, part 2.1: Vectors
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Jan 11, 2022 · In Mathematica, defining vectors and matrices is done by typing every row in curly brackets: v = {1,2^6 ,Sin [x]} Out [1]= {1, 2^6, Sin [x]} So v is a vector with three components, v [ [1]] =1, v [ [2]]= 2^6, and v [ [3]]=Sin [x]. Double bracket notation is abbreviation for the Mathematica command Part.
Im - Wolfram Language Documentation
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Im[z] gives the imaginary part of the complex number z.
MATHEMATICA tutorial, part 2.1: Vectors
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11.01.2022 · In Mathematica, defining vectors and matrices is done by typing every row in curly brackets: v = {1,2^6 ,Sin [x]} Out [1]= {1, 2^6, Sin [x]} So v is a vector with three components, v [ [1]] =1, v [ [2]]= 2^6, and v [ [3]]=Sin [x]. Double bracket notation is abbreviation for the Mathematica command Part.
MATHEMATICA TUTORIAL, Part II: Lagrange multipliers
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MATHEMATICA tutorial, Part 2.3: Predator-Prey Equations
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MATHEMATICA tutorial, Part 2.1: Matrices
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Part: Part {2,2} of \( \begin{pmatrix} 1&2&3 \\ -1&3&0 \end{pmatrix} \) does not exist. There are two ways to avoid frozen matrices (from TraditionalForm or MatrixForm ) that are kept by Mathematica in traditional form as a single unit (or image).
Part - Wolfram Language Documentation
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Part is a structural function that gives a specified indexed part of an expression. The expression Part[expr,i] is commonly represented using the shorthand ...
Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents
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In Mathematica documentation, "dialogs" with Mathematica are shown in the following way: With a notebook interface, you just type in 2+. Mathematica then adds the label In[1]:=, and prints the result. In[1]:= 2+ 2 Out[1]= 4 You should realize that notebooks are part of the "front end" to Mathematica. The Mathematica