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The Kernel is the back-end application thread that does the actual evaluation of all non-graphical expressions. It can be accessed directly through the console but is more commonly working behind the scenes to power the Notebook Interface. Multiple Kernels may be run for parallel computation.

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I don't collect statistics about my Mathematica usage, let alone track when I close the program vs. crash it. That being said, I seem to crash it about once per ~2 hours of use. I observe both ...
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I am trying to build a Model Context Protocol tool that allows LLM to manipulate notebooks currently opened in a Mathenmatica front end. (using functions in https://reference.wolfram.com/language/...
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I am working on a Mathematica package for knot theory that combines functionality of several other packages. Two notable examples are SnapPy and Regina. Fortunately, both have a rich Python interface ...
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Reported to WRI also [CASE:5261604] Each one of these DSolve calls cause kernel crash in V 14.2 and 14.2.1 instead of an $Aborted message or an actual solution. (These are from textbook and not made ...
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Bug introduced in 14.2 and fixed in 14.2.1. ...
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I’m encountering a strange issue while using Mathematica 14.2 on macOS 15.3.1. Every time I type Simplify[..,Assumptions] and use the autocomplete feature to type Assumptions, Mathematica crashes ...
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Due to memory buildup issues, I need to re-start kernel, keeping/reloading one variable and continue calculation. Say, I have a variable tst={1,2,3} and I want to ...
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I wrote a code that, if executed completely, causes the kernel to shut down as well as interrupting the compilation. So, to increase the compilation time I thought of using the following command but ...
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I have a code sample, I want to run it in different notebooks after different modifications. (To be more specific, the code sample is for differential equation solving, and I want to set different ...
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My Mathematica 11.2 home edition license under Windows 10 allows only for two independent notebooks/processes at a time. Is this what the Mathematica license calls "2 Frontends"? Does this ...
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I am trying to define a function whose values can be updated across different Kernels running in parallel, where each Kernel might have to use values defined by other Kernels previously in the process....
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I have quite a large expression that I need to integrate. My ansatz was to Expand the expression (easiest case results in ~5.5 million terms) and parallelize the ...
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Consider these two rules, which I initially considered as equivalent. Now I use rulesPlusMultScalarAssociationA as a "bug fix" in my code and use it instead of my "buggy" ...
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I have recently shifted to Macbook Pro M3 and having problem in running multiple notebook at a time. In Ubuntu I could open as many notebook as I want directly by clicking the notebooks. Now in Mac, ...
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I was going through the Power programming book by David Wagner, and I tried: ...
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