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Appendix C Algorithm listings for Part 1

Since in-line code makes for difficult reading, almost all of the code listings for important functions are here in the appendices. For those unfamiliar with Mathematica language conventions, here are a few things to know.

To define a function f (x) = f(x)=x, the notation is

Square brackets [ ], not parentheses, enclose function arguments; parentheses () are used to group expressions. Curly braces { } contain lists. Double square brackets 〚 〛 indicate subscripts of a list, and the convention here is to actually typeset them as subscripts, like list_〚2〛 to indicate the second element of list.

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