Re: Mathematica question

From: AKT (akt_at_null.void)
Date: 12/13/04 

Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 18:36:24 GMT

José Carlos Santos <jcsantos@fc.up.pt> wrote:

: > Maybe OP didn't know about the mathematica ng. However, his
: > choice of physics and math groups was reasonable; that's where
: > one would expect to find many mathematica users.
:
: Then sci.physics would be more reasonable than sci.physics.particle.

Why, sci.physics is primarily about politics, elections, racism,
holocaust, Islam, terrorism, UFO's, underground railroad, etc? :-)

I see no reason to believe that one is less likely to find mathematica
users in s.p.p than in s.p . Maybe OP is a regular visitor to s.p.p;
given several reasonable options I would tilt in favor of the groups I
read regularly anyway.

I am sure you'd have chosen differently. So would I (I would have added
sci.math.symbolic). But OP made reasonable choices.

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