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Hi sauberss, you can solve a problem like this as follows: If F[q] = integral^Infinity_rmin A[r,q]dq G[q] = integral^Infinity_rmin B[r,q] dq where ^Infinity and _rmin represent the upper and lower limits of integration respectively, and rmin= a(q) Mathematica code: F[q_]:=...

I have implemented those changes however I am getting error messages saying that the intergrand has evaluated to non numeric values in all parts of the sampling reason, I think this is because it is not inputting the values for q correctly but I can't figure out why. The expression does...

Thanks for your reply. I have made the changes you suggested, however I am getting the following error messages when I run my new code: Inverse functions are being used by Solve, so some solutions may not \ be found; use Reduce for complete solution information. and "Part 2 of \...

I have 2 parameters, p and q. rmin depends on p and q in a complex way, but for a given p and q it can be solved for numerically. I have three functions L(p,q,rmin) Theta(p,q,rmin) S(p,q,rmin) What I want to do is to plot S against L for a set of the values p,q for which Theta is...

Would it be possible to get Mathematica to plot a curved graph from a table like that if you do not know what it is supposed to look like to start with?

I have a function, S[q] which is obtained by integrating another function, A[r,q] over r. My problem is that the lower limit of integration, rmin depends on q in a complicated manner. Mathematica can however solve this equation to give several routes, only one of which is real which is the...