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roots supports a single argument
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud roots supports a single argument ???
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You don't have to eliminate units. There are tricks to use them in solvers. This is the best I could get. Maybe a pro user can help you better. roots() supports multiple argument btw. Your equations has derivative. Possibly reason of error by conventional solvers. roots(), FindRoot(), solve() mostly doesn't like it. Regards CP-Cyrcle_solved.sm (33kb) downloaded 11 time(s).
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on 09/10/2023(UTC), on 09/10/2023(UTC)
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This is a version without solving equations. The curvature is known as a function of the path length. 02 Ubergangsbogen.sm (81kb) downloaded 6 time(s). |
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on 09/10/2023(UTC), on 09/10/2023(UTC)
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