Plot of Parton distribution function

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The discussion centers on plotting Parton distribution functions using Mathematica and the need to compare these graphs with those from other groups, specifically xu and xd. The conversation highlights the importance of avoiding duplicate threads in forums, as seen with the new member @Elham1990, who created a similar thread in the "Particle Physics" forum. The mention of moving threads and reporting duplicates emphasizes the need for proper forum etiquette and organization.

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I plotted the Parton distribution functions in Mathematica. Now I want to compare the graphs drawn with the graphs of other groups(xu and xd). How should I do this?
 
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pinball1970 said:
I have no idea what he is talking about, except that Mathematica is software. I guess he meant
CTEQ6_parton_distribution_functions.png

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parton_(particle_physics)

in which case I should move the thread into a physics forum. However, I just saw that our new member - hello and :welcome: , @Elham1990, already created such a thread in the "Particle Physics" forum, in which case I should inform @Elham1990 that creating duplicates is against the rules and he should instead have informed a mentor via the report button to move his thread or delete the unwanted duplicate. I consider this done, hoping he will read this response. It would have probably already been reported if it wasn't 6:39 AM east then and 10:47 AM east now in the States.

Again, @Elham1990, welcome, have fun, and stay curious ...
... and be a bit more descriptive in your threads. We others do not know what's on your desk or in your mind!

Sigh, mentor business can be troublesome ...
 
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