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GAUSS User Guide 4-2 Toolbar Source View Status Bar Menu Bar Command Input - Output Window Figure 4.1: GAUSS Graphical User Interface
New Opens a new, untitled document in an Edit window. Introduction to the Windows Interface Note: New, unsaved documents are not automatically backed up until you save them, giving them a file name. Open Opens an existing file for viewing or editing. Reload Updates the active file. Save Saves your changes to the file in the active window. If the file is untitled, you are prompted for a path and filename. Save As Saves your changes to the file in the active window using a new or different path or file name. Close Closes the document in the active window. You are prompted to save the file if it has been modified since you last saved it. Close All Closes all open files. You are prompted to save any file that has been modified since you last saved it. Run Program Runs a GAUSS program file. Insert File Opens an existing text file and copies the contents into the active document. This is similar to pasting text from the Windows clipboard. Print Prints the active file or selected text from the active window. Print Setup Specifies the printer you want to use. Other printer options, such as page orientation and paper tray, are also accessed with this command. Properties Displays information about the active file. Change Working Changes the directory where GAUSS looks for the files it uses for normal Directory operation. This command does not affect the Open or Save As paths. Clear Working Clears the working directory list. Directory List Exit Closes all open files and exits GAUSS. You are prompted to save any file that has been modified since it was last saved. Recent Files GAUSS maintains a list of the ten most recent files you opened, at the end of the File menu. If the file you want to open is on this list, click it and GAUSS opens it in an Edit window. 4-3 Windows GUI Intro
Page 1 and 2: Aptech Systems, Inc. — Mathematic
Page 3 and 4: Contents 1 Introduction Contents 1.
Page 5 and 6: Contents 5.4 Using the Error Output
Page 7 and 8: Contents 10.6.7 Character Matrices
Page 9 and 10: Contents 15.1.2 aconcat . . . . . .
Page 11 and 12: 19 Compiler Contents 19.1 Compiling
Page 13 and 14: Contents 24.3.4 Transparent Graphic
Page 15: Contents 30.10 OS Functions and Fil
Page 19 and 20: 1.1 Product Overview Introduction 1
Page 21 and 22: 2.1 Installation Under UNIX/Linux 1
Page 23: Log in as “anonymous” and use y
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Page 33: Introduction to the Windows Interfa
Page 37 and 38: Go To Line Moves the cursor to the
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Page 43 and 44: New Open Save Cut Copy Paste Source
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Page 47 and 48: Window Introduction to the Windows
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Page 63 and 64: Allow Drag Enables or disables drag
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GAUSS User Guide • GAUSS windows
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Language Fundamentals 10 GAUSS is a
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10.2.1 Executable Statements Langua
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10.3.2 Secondary Sections Language
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Language Fundamentals and then writ
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10.6 Data Types Language Fundamenta
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10.6.2 Matrices Language Fundamenta
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will result in x = The statement wi
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Complex constants can also be used
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Language Fundamentals will put the
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Language Fundamentals packedToSp Cr
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Language Fundamentals strsplitPad S
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Language Fundamentals by default, G
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Language Fundamentals format Define
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Language Fundamentals numeric infor
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DEN, UNN Language Fundamentals When
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is evaluated (2 3 ) 7 In the expres
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This will print: format /rdn 1,0; s
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10.8.2 Conditional Branching The if
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gosub pop errmsg; errorlog errmsg;
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* This kind of comment can be neste
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10.10.9 Indexing Matrices Brackets
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Then get(mvec,3) will return the 3
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GAUSS User Guide In a typical expre
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GAUSS User Guide row vector 2 4 3 1
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GAUSS User Guide y = x %z; For inte
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GAUSS User Guide z = 5 6 10 12 21 2
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GAUSS User Guide than comparisons a
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GAUSS User Guide 11-12 • Element-
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GAUSS User Guide Disjunction X Y X
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GAUSS User Guide 11.5 Other Operato
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GAUSS User Guide String Concatenati
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GAUSS User Guide To get the data se
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Procedures and Keywords 12 Procedur
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12.1.1 Procedure Declaration The pr
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Procedures and Keywords GAUSS proce
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is legal. 12.3 Keywords y = dog(cat
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Here is another example: add; the k
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proc g(x,i); local f; f = procvec[i
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Procedures and Keywords proc (2) =
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Sparse Matrices 13 The sparse matri
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spDenseSubmat Returns a dense subma
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Element-by-Element Numeric Operator
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Sparse Matrices Since the element-b
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GAUSS User Guide Every N-dimensiona
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GAUSS User Guide For a 2×3×4 arra
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GAUSS User Guide 14-6 vector of ind
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GAUSS User Guide arrayinit Allocate
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GAUSS User Guide Expanding a Matrix
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GAUSS User Guide 15.1.3 aeye -0.430
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GAUSS User Guide print a; Plane [1,
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GAUSS User Guide 0.00000 0.00000 1.
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GAUSS User Guide 1.0000 If you requ
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GAUSS User Guide for j(1,100,1); b
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GAUSS User Guide print b; 15.2.7 se
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GAUSS User Guide endfor; for j(1,P,
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GAUSS User Guide sig0ind = sigind[1
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GAUSS User Guide 15.4.6 arraytomat
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GAUSS User Guide Plane [1,1,.,.] 45
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GAUSS User Guide 18.500 22.500 /* *
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GAUSS User Guide sigma = sigu * one
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GAUSS User Guide 15-36 getscalar3D
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GAUSS User Guide string s1; string
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GAUSS User Guide struct DS d0; d0.d
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GAUSS User Guide }; matrix w; strin
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GAUSS User Guide In this case, e3tm
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GAUSS User Guide proc center(struct
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GAUSS User Guide This code will mod
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GAUSS User Guide es1.x = rndn(1000,
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GAUSS User Guide #include ds.sdf st
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GAUSS User Guide endp; Masked Matri
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GAUSS User Guide 16.3.3 Miscellaneo
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GAUSS User Guide pvGetIndex This pr
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GAUSS User Guide The linear and bou
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GAUSS User Guide 16-26 Bounds 1×2
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GAUSS User Guide 16-28 par instance
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GAUSS User Guide 16.4.4 The Command
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GAUSS User Guide 16-32 print; print
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Run-Time Library Structures 17 Two
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struct PV p1; p1 = pvCreate; cov =
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phi = pvUnpack(par1,"phi"); theta =
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.3422 .0407 .5611 .0953 Run-Time Li
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3.059| 2.871| 2.622| 2.541| 2.184|
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etp(4*g/(rows(e)*s2)); endp; This e
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print "phi" phihat; print; print "t
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Libraries 18 The GAUSS library syst
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z = 6; y = z + dog; print y; Librar
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Libraries When autodelete is OFF, s
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Example 2 Libraries /* ** math ** *
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18.2 Global Declaration Files Libra
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.ext File: .lcg File: /* ** fcomp.d
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Libraries The autoloader cannot fin
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Compiler 19 GAUSS allows you to com
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Compiler another procedure, because
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GAUSS User Guide fgetsat Read multi
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GAUSS User Guide load x[] = dat1.as
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GAUSS User Guide endo; fp = close(f
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GAUSS User Guide Bytes Type Signifi
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GAUSS User Guide Using Type Vectors
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GAUSS User Guide ret = gdaWrite("my
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GAUSS User Guide The save command t
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GAUSS User Guide stored on disk in
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GAUSS User Guide 8-byte IEEE floati
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GAUSS User Guide 20.5.7 Matrix v92
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GAUSS User Guide The contents of th
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GAUSS User Guide Offset Description
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GAUSS User Guide [1,1,1] through [1
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Foreign Language Interface 21 The F
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21.2 Creating Dynamic Libraries For
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} } /* free whatever you malloc */
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Data Transformations 22 GAUSS allow
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22.2 Using Other Statements Data Tr
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The GAUSS Profiler 23 GAUSS now inc
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c number of times called p procedur
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GAUSS User Guide bar Bar graphs. bo
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GAUSS User Guide routines. (For a d
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GAUSS User Guide 24.3.6 Inch Units
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GAUSS User Guide fonts("simplex com
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GAUSS User Guide 24.5 Colors 24.6 G
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GAUSS User Guide [M,11] controls th
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GAUSS User Guide 2 vertical cross-h
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GAUSS User Guide _pdate date string
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GAUSS User Guide _plegctl scalar or
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GAUSS User Guide [M,6] ending point
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GAUSS User Guide If this is scalar,
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GAUSS User Guide _psym M×7 matrix,
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Time and Date 25 GAUSS offers a com
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19970529 t = { 10, 17, 33, 13.81 };
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_isleap Returns a vector of ones an
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GAUSS User Guide complex Treat data
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GAUSS User Guide complex Instructs
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GAUSS User Guide Hard Delimited ASC
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GAUSS User Guide invar delimit(\r)
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GAUSS User Guide will result in: ms
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GAUSS User Guide invar $name #age p
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GAUSS User Guide input /gauss/dat/x
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GAUSS User Guide This is a warning
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GAUSS User Guide A variable request
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GAUSS User Guide G0005 File is alre
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GAUSS User Guide G0029 Missing left
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GAUSS User Guide G0053 Illegal inde
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GAUSS User Guide declare An attempt
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GAUSS User Guide G0097 String not c
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GAUSS User Guide G0123 File handle
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GAUSS User Guide G0152 Variable not
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GAUSS User Guide G0175 String too l
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GAUSS User Guide G0302 File has bee
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GAUSS User Guide G0383 Cannot vecto
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GAUSS User Guide G0412 default not
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GAUSS User Guide G0461 Too many dat
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GAUSS User Guide G0519 Illegal dere
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Maximizing Performance 28 These hin
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c = sumc(abs(x) .> 1); print c; The
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There are four fonts available in t
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A.2 Simgrma Fonts A-3 Fonts
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A.4 Complex Fonts A-5 Fonts
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GAUSS User Guide arctan2 areshape a
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GAUSS User Guide dataopen datasave
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GAUSS User Guide fftmi fftn fge fge
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GAUSS User Guide indicesf indicesfn
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GAUSS User Guide mbesselei1 mbessel
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GAUSS User Guide qqr qqre qqrep qr
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GAUSS User Guide sortrc sparseCols
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GAUSS User Guide vartypef vcm vcms
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Singularity Tolerance Appendix C Th
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Index ′ , 11-8 .′ , 11-8 ∼ ,
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ATOG, 26-1 atranspose, 15-21, 31-46
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contour, 31-137 control flow, 10-32
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edit windows, 5-1 edit, 31-229 edit
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fuzzy conditional functions, 30-12
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installation, UNIX/Linux, 2-1 insta
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logy, 31-508 looping, 10-32, 30-41,
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_paxes, 24-17 _paxht, 24-17 _pbarty
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qtyrep, 31-662 quadrature, 31-428 q
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sorting, 30-38 sortmc, 31-774 sortr
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toolbars, 4-10 topolar, 31-868 trac
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