Re: How to parse result from Reduce[ ] function
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- Subject: [mg73266] Re: How to parse result from Reduce[ ] function
- From: "ben" <benjamin.friedrich at gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 02:20:32 -0500 (EST)
- References: <eqep0l$5bs$1@smc.vnet.net>
Hi
Your expression is stored as a multi-dimensional list.
Why dont you just assess the corresponding parts in it?
In[275]:=
exp=C[1]\[Epsilon] Integers&&x\[Equal]358537039003+2964364736430689
C[1]&&
y\[Equal]28744265823+237656026328741 C[1]&&p\
[Equal]205319+1697566324 C[1]
Out[275]=
Integers \[Epsilon] C[1]&&x\[Equal]358537039003+2964364736430689
C[1]&&
y\[Equal]28744265823+237656026328741 C[1]&&p\
[Equal]205319+1697566324 C[1]
In[283]:=
exp[[4,2,1]]
Out[283]=
205319
In[285]:=
exp[[4,2,2,1]]
Out[285]=
1697566324
Bye
Ben
On 8 Feb., 10:03, Anton Vrba <antonv... at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The output of a Reduce[...] function call is
>
> C[1](element)Integers &&
> x==358537039003+2964364736430689 C[1] &&
> y==28744265823+237656026328741 C[1] &&
> p==205319+1697566324 C[1]
>
> but I want to use the values after the p== i.e. 205319 and 1697566324 for further calculation in my program
>
> How do I obtain these? other than by manual cut and paste.
>
> Thanks for your help
> best regards
> Anton