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Mathematica Increasing Legibility of Legend Lines in Mathematica
Thank you so much. I'm handing in my master thesis tomorrow - could you please tell me, how to incorporate the legend (LGN=...) in the plot? Once again, thank you.- Juliane
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Mathematica Increasing Legibility of Legend Lines in Mathematica
But there is no overbar in what you write?? Sorry I don't understand you.- Juliane
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Mathematica Increasing Legibility of Legend Lines in Mathematica
Hi, when I write this: "<sbar s>", mathematica writes "bar" on top of the letter - it doesn't draw a line??- Juliane
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Mathematica Increasing Legibility of Legend Lines in Mathematica
Here is the plot I want to make: L[x_] := (1/ 2) (BesselI[0, 2 x] + BesselI[2, 2 x])/(BesselI[1, 2 x]) - (1/(2 x)) L0[x_] := (1/ 2) (BesselI[0, x] BesselI[1, x] - BesselI[-1, x] BesselI[2, x])/((BesselI[0, x])^2 - BesselI[1, x] BesselI[-1, x]) L1[x_] := (1/...- Juliane
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Mathematica Increasing Legibility of Legend Lines in Mathematica
Hi, can anyone tell me, how to make the lines in a legend more legible (or larger)? When I am making a legend, the colored lines are too faint, so that I can't see what they refer to. Thank you, Juliane- Juliane
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- Increasing Lines Mathematica
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Solving Loop in Mathematica for (u,i) Pairs
Oh, okay thanks- Juliane
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Solving Loop in Mathematica for (u,i) Pairs
Thank you so much, now it works.- Juliane
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Solving Loop in Mathematica for (u,i) Pairs
Hi, can anyone help me? I have the following expression: NIntegrate[ Exp[-((2 t^2 u^2)/i^4)] t^2 BesselI[0, t/ i^4] (BesselI[-1, t/i^4] + BesselI[1, t/i^4]), {t, 0, 1}]/(2 NIntegrate[ Exp[-((2 t^2 u^2)/i^4)] + BesselI[0, t/i^4]^2, {t, 0, 1}]) For (u,i)=(0,4) it gives...- Juliane
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- Loop Mathematica
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