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Bill Simpson
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 02/29/12 2:08pm
From your error message I believe your guess is correct that your problem lies in your use of Array.
Mathematica and Array[] are very concrete. They tend not to suppose some array exists with unknown size, Array[y,T] with T having no specific positive integer value results in an error. If you did that alone with no trailing semicolon it would show you that. Array[y,3] is more concrete, you want an array of 3 elements and the result is {y[1], y[2], y[3]}. But if you do not assign that to some variable then that result is calculated and instantly discarded. To be fair, the Mathematica Help Browser shows nothing about you needing to assign that value to something for later use and that is probably bad.
But I think there are more problems than this and I haven't taken the time to wade through the original paper to try to track down how much more you need to do. See if anything I've written here helps and then post again with more specific questions.
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