Mathematica Tool Package
Return a tickFormat used in Ticks or FrameTicks
Accept a matrix with each element being a subplot. Automatically generate epilog caption (a, b...) within the subplot. Support options: EpilogPosition, Color(a list of colors, e.g. ColorData[#, "ColorList"]) , Legend (same options as LineLegend)
Return True iff all elements of the matrix are numeric
Display a nested list of {vec_x, data} = {{x1, x2, x3...}, {{y1, y2, y3 ...}, {y1, y2, y3 ...} ...}} as the statistic mean and error of all y's. Accept options for ErrorListPlot.
data should have dimensions (number of configurations * len(x)) or (number of curves * number of configurations * len(x))
If a numerical matrix is generated through complicated pattern replacing (i.e. ArrayFlatten, ReplaceAll), the matrix performance could sometimes be very bad. Use this function to force a clean copy of structured data.
Make a nested list of {{x1, {y1, z1, w1}}, {x2, {y2, z2, w2} ...}} ListLinePlot-able.
Make a nested list of {{x1, x2, x3...}, {{y1, y2, y3 ...}, {z1, z2, z3 ...} ...}} ListLinePlot-able.
When a time-consuming function is applied on a number list, DynamicPlot allows the visualization during the function runs, thus easier to identify any useful feature through a low-resolution version of the final graph before the calculation finishes.
Support Options:
PlotRange (Also controls the horizontal ploting region, default = {{0,2Pi}, All}})
PlotStyle
MaxRecursion (default = 3)
PlotPoints (default = 9)
Reference (default = 0)
When output of the function is a d-dimension vector, specify which dimension is used to determine the recursion depth. Setting this to 0 in the vector case will cause a significant delay as each point will be calculated d times.
Turn an expression into neat latex. Variable names longer than 1 (e.g. sx) will be intepreted as s_x.
Note that the expression MAY be simplied or expanded due to the ToExpression command. Check the output TraditionalFrom first.
Define the 4 dimensional basis Gamma Matrices.