Re: how to convert output file to compatible format

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• Subject: [mg91840] Re: how to convert output file to compatible format
• From: Jens-Peer Kuska <kuska at informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
• Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2008 07:00:14 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi,

the 2d output format of the kernel is not useful in this case.
I expect that the editor you use to view the output file
hat not a mono spaced type face and the space " " is shorter
than "m" ..

You should switch to the normal input form.

Regards
Jens

t-minus wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have submitted a mathematica job to unix system to run
> where I use this command
>
> bsub -q linux64 math < test7.m> out4
>
> test7.m is the my input file, out4 is the output filename.
>
> But The result generated though is what I want. But the format is different from what I typed ordinary.
>
> For examples,
>
>      2           2
>>      Sqrt[\[Gamma]  - \[Omega] ]
>
> where this line happens to be in my result.
> which is basically
>
> Sqrt[\[Gamma]^2 - \[Omega]^2]
>
>
>
> originally. Notice that especiall  ^2 of my superscript is off to the previous line from the term \gamma in the output file
>
> If you all face this kind of problem can share with me? What I tried to do is basically sent my mathematica job to my school super computer to run. But the output is not in the user friendly format
>



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