Help with Mathematica Code: Matching Two Lists

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The discussion revolves around writing Mathematica code to match two lists: one for time (t) and another for temperature (T). The user seeks to correspond values from these lists, where each temperature value corresponds to a specific time value. A suggestion is made to combine the lists into a 2D list format, allowing for easy access to corresponding elements. The user is looking for further assistance and clarification on this approach. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective data organization in Mathematica for accurate calculations.
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Hi guys,

I am writing a code for mathematica...

I have two lists for t(time) and T(temperature) such that t=(t1,t2,t3...tn) and T=(T1,T2,T3,T4,T5...Tn)
I have a formula that needs me to correspond the values in the two lists...which means... T1 is the value recorded at t1...

any suggestions ?


thanks
 
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tn=Tn where n=1,2,3,4......
 
Put them together into a single 2D list, i.e.
Data={t,T}

Then tn will be Data[[ 1,n]] , and Tn will be Data[[2,n]] .

Is this what you're trying to do?
 
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