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  1. Another example of tricks with units. The above formula works fine. If I want to check the value of the Boltzmann constant by adding an indicator where indicated: Things look fine but they are not: tested in LV 2021 SP1 64 bit
  2. The Gamma Random generator has two parameter inputs in addition to the number of sample: b and c According to the help, which I paste here for the record: b is the scale parameter and c the shape parameter of the Gamma distribution. However, if you do that, the generated RV are bogus, because it turns out that b is the shape parameter and c is the scale parameter, as defined for instance on Wikipedia: This can be easily verified by generating a large number of RV and comparing their normalized histogram with the functional form above. Tested in LabVIEW 2021 SP1f3 on Windows 10 64 bit
  3. I am using the Compound Arithmetic operator as much as possible. It took me some time to figure out that it is not yet working with matrices. As a side note, the Indicator naming algorithm has problems with the Divide operator (or the ither 3 do wonder to figure out that one input is a matrix 'A' and the other is a constant 'c") 0
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