Mathematica - how to simplify an output formula

In summary, the conversation discusses the use of Mathematica to simplify a formula. The user has tried using both //Simplify and //FullSimplify but the output is still complicated and slow. Another user requests for the code and the first user provides a code with free variables GG, v45, MSR, t, and s.
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Safinaz
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Mathematica -- how to simplify an output formula

Hi all,

Is there any more options to simplify an out put Mathematica formula. I used //Simplify but the expression still
complicated and //FullSimplify too slow and didn't work.

Bests,
Safinaz
 
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Please provide your code.
 
  • #3
Hi,
Here is that:1/s^2 266.428 GG^4 (-1. MSR^4 + s (1.69 - 1. t) -
1. (-1.69 + t) (-1.69 + t) +
MSR^2 (-3.38 + 2. t)) + (-8.5683 MSR^8 +
s^3 (3.62011 - 2.14208 t) +
MSR^6 (74.2122 + 8.5683 s + 24.6339 t) +
s^2 (-71.8863 - 5.43016 t - 5.89071 t^2) -
3.74863 (61.6102 - 3.38 t + t^2) (2.8561 - 3.38 t + t^2) -
7.49726 s (-1.69 + t) (26.5209 - 2.43421*10^-16 t + t^2) +
MSR^4 (-2.14208 s^2 + s (-66.0669 - 29.4535 t) -
27.3115 (0.639919 + t) (4.46322 + t)) +
MSR^2 (s^2 (7.24021 + 12.8525 t) +
14.9945 (-1.69 + t) (19.1767 + 4.34571 t + t^2) +
s (177.421 + 86.8826 t + 23.5628 t^2)))/((1.69 -
1. t)^2 (1.69 + 2. MSR^2 - 1. s -
1. t)^2 v45^4) + (GG^2 (-1383.72 + 71.6685 MSR^6 +
MSR^4 (-242.24 - 35.8343 s - 143.337 t) +
s^2 (-60.5599 - 35.8343 t) + 1637.54 t - 484.479 t^2 -
35.8343 s (-1.69 + t) (11.83 + t) +
MSR^2 (71.6685 (-1.69 + t) (11.83 + t) +
s (242.24 + 143.337 t))))/(s (1.69 - 1. t) (-1.69 -
2. MSR^2 + s + t) v45^2)

Where GG, v45, MSR,t , s are free varibles I 'd like to leave them as unknowns.

Safinaz
 

1. How do I simplify an output formula in Mathematica?

To simplify an output formula in Mathematica, you can use the Simplify function. This function uses various techniques to reduce the complexity of an expression and gives a simplified version as the output.

2. Can I specify specific simplification rules in Mathematica?

Yes, you can use the function Simplify with the option TransformationFunctions to specify specific simplification rules. You can also use the FullSimplify function, which automatically applies all possible simplification rules.

3. How can I simplify an output formula without changing the original expression?

You can use the function Refine in Mathematica to simplify an output formula without changing the original expression. This function takes an expression and a set of assumptions as input and gives a simplified version of the expression based on the given assumptions.

4. Is there a way to simplify an output formula for specific variables?

Yes, you can use the function Simplify with the option Assumptions to specify the variables for which you want to simplify the output formula. This will only apply the simplification rules to the specified variables and leave the rest of the expression unchanged.

5. How do I simplify an output formula with complex numbers in Mathematica?

To simplify an output formula with complex numbers in Mathematica, you can use the function ComplexExpand. This function expands complex expressions into their real and imaginary parts, making it easier to simplify them using other functions like Simplify or FullSimplify.

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