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Re: How if I want to assume that -------

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  • Subject: [mg64682] Re: How if I want to assume that -------
  • From: albert <awnl at arcor.de>
  • Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 00:18:31 -0500 (EST)
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Murray Eisenberg wrote:

> The original poster's query is one that has been asked before here by
> others -- most likely those having experience with another "computer
> algebra system".
> 
> It might be very convenient to have such a command in Mathematica, too.
>   It's effect would be to add the conditions to the rule base, and then
> the rule could be used by those other commands that now, or in the
> future, are affected by Assuming.
> 
> Of course a global assumption can be dangerous, but no more dangerous
> than any global assignment.
> 

I have not too much experience with how good this works, but as far as I
understand, changing the value of $Assumptions should do exactly what you
suggest.

albert


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