0 XOR 1 returns 1
zip
Applies a bivariate function to the elements of two lists or vectors and returns the results in a vector. Without
the default value the length of the vector is the minimum of the lengths of the two lists; with the default
value, the shorter list is padded with the default value.
zip(‘function’List1, List2, Default) or zip(‘function’, Vector1, Vector2,
Default)
Example:
zip('+',[a,b,c,d], [1,2,3,4]) returns [a+1 b+2 c+3 d+4]
ztrans
z transform of a sequence.
ztrans(Expr,[Var],[ZtransVar])
Example:
ztrans(a^n,n,z) returns –z/(a-z)
|
Found in the Catalog menu and the Template menu, the where command has several uses associated with
variable declarations. For one, it is used to substitute values for one or more variables in an expression. It can
also be used to dene the domain of a variable.
Expr|Var=Val or Expr|{Var1=Val1, Var2=Val2…Varn=Valn} or Expr|Var>n or Expr|
Var<n and so on.
Examples:
(X+Y)|{X=2, Y=6} returns 8
int((1-x)^p|p>0,x,0,1) returns ((-x+1)^(p+1))/(-p-1)
2
Returns the square of an expression.
(Expr)
2
π
Inserts pi.
∂
Inserts a template for a partial derivative expression.
Σ
Inserts a template for a summation expression.
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