Using Mathematica: Read Variable Parameters Outside Manipulate

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This discussion focuses on how to read variable parameters from the Manipulate function in Mathematica outside of its scope. Users can achieve this by assigning the values of parameters like 'c', 'am', and 'sigma' to new variables, such as 'c1', for use in other operations. The example provided demonstrates this technique effectively, allowing for greater flexibility in calculations and visualizations. The solution is straightforward and enhances the usability of Mathematica for complex analyses.

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Hey guys

I was wondering if there a way to read the variable parameter in Manipulate outside the manipulate , what i mean 4 example :
Manipulate[ Plot[am E^(-(x - c)^2/(2 sigma^2)) , {x, 0.004, 0.00415}],
{sigma, 0.00001, 0.00015}, {c, 0.0040754, 0.00415}, {am, 1, 10000}]

if i change the 'am' or 'c' or 'sigma', how can i use them in other operation, outside the manipulate.

Thx in advance..
 
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Simply set some other variable equal to their value, e.g.:

Manipulate[c1 = c;
Plot[am E^(-(x - c)^2/(2 sigma^2)), {x, 0.004, 0.00415}], {sigma,
0.00001, 0.00015}, {c, 0.0040754, 0.00415}, {am, 1, 10000}]

Then you can use c1 elsewhere.
 


DaleSpam said:
Simply set some other variable equal to their value, e.g.:

Manipulate[c1 = c;
Plot[am E^(-(x - c)^2/(2 sigma^2)), {x, 0.004, 0.00415}], {sigma,
0.00001, 0.00015}, {c, 0.0040754, 0.00415}, {am, 1, 10000}]

Then you can use c1 elsewhere.

THx a lot, that's very kind of you
 

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