EDIT2 Please note the following triviality: a search for a function performing the merging of all square roots in an expression only makes sense if an appropriate branch for the square root …

Apr 30, 2020 · Note the -1 which represents the inverse of the square root. The FullForm of the pattern after evaluation is. Power[Plus[x,y],Rational[1,2]] The pattern is clearly different from …

Feb 3, 2018 · The frustrating thing is that Mathematica already depends on the GMP library for its arbitrary-precision integers, but I cannot seem to make Mathematica use the GMP …

May 24, 2019 · 1 You have found one of many expressions that Mathematica, by default, does not simplify. However, it is possible to construct your own simplification functions. Here is one …

Feb 18, 2019 · 3 Are you asking about the square of a matrix, or the square root of a matrix. Let's assume you are asking about a square root of a matrix (may not be unique). If we define a …

Since Mathematica 7, Root objects can be used to represent not only polynomial roots, but also roots of certain transcendental equations. These are representations of the exact solutions. …

In the help I only found Sqrt[x] which is the squareroot and CubeRoot[x] for the cubic root. Is there a reason that there aren't n n -th roots implemented? (Assuming they really don't exist and I …

Feb 20, 2024 · Note that the reason Mathematica doesn't do this automatically is because it's not true, in general: Mathematica treats all symbols as implicitly complex unless stated otherwise, …

But then I want to do other things with my decomposition and I would like Mathematica to simplify my expressions automatically. Telling Mathematica that r>0 is evidently not enough. The only …

Feb 22, 2012 · 3 I am new to Mathematica. I have used the WolframAlpha online calculator to find roots of equations (listed under the heading Root in the output generated in response to a …