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GeneratedParameters
GeneratedParameters
is an option which specifies how parameters generated to represent the results of various symbolic operations should be named.
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The typical default setting is
GeneratedParameters->
C
.
The setting
GeneratedParameters->
f
specifies that successive generated parameters should be named
f
[1]
,
f
[2]
,
...
.
In typical cases, the
f
[
i
]
are used to parameterize families of solutions to equations.
The
f
[
i
]
usually correspond to free parameters, but are also sometimes used to represent arbitrary functions.
The
f
[
i
]
have indices that start at 1 for each invocation of a particular symbolic operation.
GeneratedParameters->(
Module
[{
C
},
C
]&)
guarantees that parameters are unique, even across different invocations of a function.
GeneratedParameters
is an option to such functions as
DSolve
,
RSolve
and
Reduce
.
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General solution of algebraic equation:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
General solution of differential equation:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
General solution of difference equation:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
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