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Transforming an expression to publication form
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- Subject: [mg120336] Transforming an expression to publication form
- From: carlos at colorado.edu
- Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2011 06:57:20 -0400 (EDT)
Suppose I have the expression
C11=A*Em*(4-3*omega^2+nu*(-8+3*omega^2)+(-4+8*nu)*Cos[kappa]);
I want to transform this into
C11pub=Em*A*(4*(1-2*nu)*(1-Cos[kappa])-3*(1-nu)*omega^2);
which is the exactly the way it has to appear in a journal
publication,
once mapped to LaTeX. Both C11 and C11pub have the
same LeafCount (27), and C11 is invariant under Simplify
and FullSimplify.
How do I accomplish C11 -> C11pub within Mathematica,
without using any extra packages? BTW this is part of one
of 36 matrix entries, so transforming all by hand takes a while.
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