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That is odd. Mathematica is usually good about backwards compatibility. That sounds like a change in the under lying numerical solver.
by matthewi 13y ago
That is odd. Mathematica is usually good about backwards compatibility. That sounds like a change in the under lying numerical solver.
- Someone 13y agoWell, if it was a lying numerical solver... Seriously: I think they will make breaking changes if the existing code turns out to be mathematically incorrect. That may or may not have been the case here.