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1:15 AM
Any thoughts on the firs thing I should check when RegionPlot3D is giving me a blank graph? When i change what I'm plotting I get an actual graph.
 
 
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3:42 AM
@andrew: you can check if any polygons showed up by executing Shallow[First[%]] after your plot.
 
 
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4:57 AM
Hey guys, I am facing a weird issue with Mathematica, but wasn't sure if I should post as a question or not.
I have 2 installations: One on Mac OS X (MMA version 10.0.2) and another on Red hat Linux (MMA version 10.0.1)
I have two identical notebooks that uses a set of packages, I checked md5sum for both notebook and packages on both systems they are bit-by-bit identical.
The notebook and package have some compiled functions
When I run both notebooks, I get different results, especially for a parameteric plot and a FindMininmum execution.
The Redhat notebook (on version 10.0.1) yields the correct answers and plots ...
Have you ever seen anything like that before?
 
 
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6:56 AM
@Bichoy are you using FindMinimum with a fixed random seed, or alternatively with the same starting point each time?
 
 
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10:50 AM
@Guillochon I'm pretty sure this setting does not exist. I'm very interested in seeing a specific example where the coloring in V10 is not as good as in V9. Could you give an example?
 
 
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12:55 PM
I think I'm going into the daRk side of the power!...
 
 
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3:46 PM
Any date range picker control?
 
 
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8:38 PM
posted on May 29, 2015 by Wolfram Blog Team

This past week, on May 23, 2015, the much loved and respected John F. Nash Jr., along with his wife, Alicia Nash, passed away in a tragic car accident while returning home from his receipt of the 2015 Abel Prize for his work in partial differential equations. The Nobel winner and his wife were the [...]

 
9:13 PM
@Murta are you allowed? I mean, with a prize and everything?
 

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