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3.12 Nonlinear Simplification Techniques 419<br />

3.12.6 ShowLevel<br />

ShowLevel[dae]<br />

ShowLevel[dae, level]<br />

highlights parts of dae influenced by nonlinear<br />

simplification routines for all levels<br />

highlights parts in levels of dae given by level<br />

Command structure of ShowLevel.<br />

The command ShowLevel displays the equation system dae and highlights those parts of the equations<br />

which are influenced by nonlinear simplification functions such as CancelTerms (Section 3.12.3).<br />

The second argument level can either be a number or a list of numbers. If it is a number, then exactly<br />

this level is highlighted. If it is a list of numbers {l , † † †, l n } then the levels l , , l n are highlighted.<br />

The level argument corresponds to the level argument of CancelTerms and to the output of<br />

Statistics (Section 3.6.17).<br />

The level specification of ShowLevel does not correspond to the level of the internal<br />

Mathematica representation of dae.<br />

See also: ShowCancellations (Section 3.12.7), Statistics (Section 3.6.17),<br />

CancelTerms (Section 3.12.3).<br />

3.12.7 ShowCancellations<br />

ShowCancellations[dae]<br />

highlights those parts of dae which have been removed by<br />

nonlinear simplification routines<br />

Command structure of ShowCancellations.<br />

The command ShowCancellations displays the equation system dae and highlights those parts of<br />

the equations which have been removed by nonlinear simplification functions such as CancelTerms<br />

(Section 3.12.3). You have to set the value of the CancelTerms option RecordCancellations to True<br />

to activate the history recording feature.<br />

Note that dae is not the return value of a nonlinear simplification routine but its argument.<br />

See also: ShowLevel (Section 3.12.6), CancelTerms (Section 3.12.3).

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