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Can't get armature to move mesh! I am trying to get an armature to move one limb on a deer I have made. Here is my design process!   I made the body and limbs as separate meshes. I wasn't sure how to create limbs out of the body of the mesh and make them look good. I tried joining  the meshes, creating the armature and setting automatic weights and then moving the armature in pose mode. The mesh would not move with the armature I thought maybe it was because many vertices between the mesh and the limb were crossing so I thought maybe that was why the armature was not moving the limbs I used the cut tool to remove the intersecting mesh on the limb and the body so that there were no intersecting vertices.  I then joined this set of meshes and created a new armature, set the weights to automatic and tried to move the mesh in pose mode and it still won't work.    What should I do? I don't know what else to try. I have been following any other online instructions exactly.  File Link: Check the uniform convergence of series of functions Check that given series converges uniformly for $x\in(-\pi,\pi)$ or not  1) $\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} (\frac{x}{n})^n$  2) $\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{1}{((x+\pi)n)^2}$  first series is power series so I find the radius of convergence that comes $R=e$ which is inside the given set so I am not able to give the final conclusion. after this I were thinking to apply $M_n$ test , but I am not able to find $M_n$. Please help to solve this problem. Validate/verify PDF files integrity Is there any tool which I can run on the PDFs archives (all directories) and finally it lists/identifies the corrupt/invalid PDFs? I have hundreds of PDF files (related to documentation etc.) on my computer (Windows machine), and very often I receive/have to send dozens of PDFs via email. It is now a normal routine that the PDF I receive or send is corrupted. This creates serious trouble sometimes, when the source file (e.g. Word file or the Tex file) is missing/not available instantly. Checking these thousands of PDFs is not possible in finite time, so I have searched for a tool which I can run once and it would scan all PDFs (in directories and sub-directories), and finally I would get a list of files which I should re-create. Up to now, it seems there is no such tool. Appending the same string to a list of strings in Python I want to use the top half of the circle to make a cut but whenever I apply the boolean modifier, the circle just stays there and becomes attached to my other object.  I've managed to make the cut in a standard cube but not sure why it's not working for this...? Can the Room of Requirement provide anything if needed? For example:   James Potter wanted to hide from Voldemort, it would have served as a perfect hiding place. Harry Potter wanted all the Hocruxes, he should have gone straight to the room of requirement where he would have found all the Hocruxes along with the Sword. All the muggle borns of the wizarding community could have taken refuge in the room of requirement. Can someone meet a dead person in the room of Requirement if needed? Would it have been possible for Harry to go in past in order to see Dumbledore for the explanation of many things? Can the room duplicate something? For instance, Harry needed the Elder wand; with Voldemort having it, could he still get it? Someone wishes to be knowledgeable than Dumbledore, would the seeker find his desired wish by finding books and things?   Who created the room of requirement (surely not Salazar)? Was it beyond Dumbledore's magic to create such a place? How to determine the maximum number to pass to make -j option? I came across a combinatorial proof of the Fermat's Little Theorem which states that    If $p$ is a prime number then the number ($a$$p$-$a$) is a multiple of $p$ for any natural number $a$.  Let me write down the proof.    PROOF  We have pearls of $a$ colours . From these we make necklaces of exactly $p$ pearls .   First,we make a string of pearls . There are $a$$p$ different strings.If we throw away  the $a$ one one -coloured pearls  ($a$$p$-$a$) strings will remain.We connect the ends of each string to get necklaces.We find that two strings that differ only by a cyclic permutation of its pearls result in indistinguishable necklaces.But there are $p$ cyclic permutations of $p$ pearls on a string . Hence the number of distinct necklaces is    [($a$$p$-$a$)/$p$].  Because of this interpretation this is an integer.Thus ($a$$p$-$a$) is a multiple of $p$ for any natural number $a$. [HENCE PROVED]     MY CONFUSIONS    What is the use of the fact that $p$ is a prime in this proof?  If this proof is true then why is this not true for every positve integer $p$? Yield return from a try/catch block Stack Overflow 'review' button is slow, and test questions are slower In the last few weeks, the 'review' button at the top of stackoverflow.com has become very slow. I can count to 20 in some cases (but not always).   In a perhaps related phenomenon, I believe that test questions in the queue often trigger a level of extreme slowness all their very own. If I click on a queue, or 'next' after a review, and the periods sit there throbbing for a good long time, chances are that what will show up will be a review audit. The separation between the two plates of a capacitor is increased I had the following question on a quiz recently:     A capacitor consisting of two parallel plates, separated by a distance $d$, is connected to a battery of EMF ε. What happens if the separation is doubled while the battery remains connected?    The correct answer was "The electric charge on the plates is halved." However, we were previously given a question in which a circuit consists of a capacitor of 6 μF and a resistor of 300,000 Ω connected to a battery, and the separation between the plates of the capacitor is quadrupled. However, in this circumstance, the charge on the capacitor immediately after the plates are separated remains the same, and the potential difference across the capacitor increases.   I am confused as to why these questions have different answers to them, despite having an extremely similar setup. My best guess is that the circuit in the second question also has a resistor, but I am not sure, and help would be greatly appreciated. Integer solutions to combinations of floating point numbers Imagine two kids each sitting in the center of their own tilt-a whirl®, each holding steady a flashlight (or laser) whose beam is parallel to the deck.  Each machine rotates and precesses (we'll leave out nutation) at different, real, rates.  How do we determine the least number of rotations to alignment, for each kid. If you prefer another analogy: Saturn and Jupiter orbit with different (real) periods.  How many orbits for each until conjunction in precisely the same position in space?  Simplify by assuming circular, observer-centric, orbits. specifically solutions to: aC1 + bC2 = N where a, b, N are positive integers of your own choosing and C1, C2 are constant, unique, positive, non-integer(real) numbers where C1 &lt; C2. I am hoping to avoid rigorous computational methods involving modulus tests. Hope I clarified the ambiguities. Thanks, @DonThousand the Bezout identity looks interesting. How do I use the different shutter speeds my camera offers? Alka Seltzer Model: formulas/models requested This evening I became fascinated with how my Alka Seltzer tablet disintegrates over time within a small portion of Diet Lipton Citrus Ice Tea. I used a nearly frozen cup; tall, as one might request in a middle-class restaurant.  It is interesting to notice that the Alka Seltzer tablet attempts to float to the top of the glass; but it just cant quite make it, e.g., it keeps bobbing up and down and finally it becomes complete residue.  What are the formulas for this, completely? What might the mathematical model look like from start to finish? My first identifications include, but certainly not limited to: measuring the cup, the milligrams deposited into the cup and of course a the makings of a typical tablet of Alka Seltzer excluding room temperature? Flying Turkish Airlines, what are credit card rules? I have return tickets flying out of SFO on Turkish airlines for the whole family. The credit card I used to book the tickets has since been replaced by the bank with a new card.   In order to board, can I present the new credit card (same name) at the checkin counter, or must I present the original credit card (which is no longer valid and has been discarded)?  By 'discarded' - I mean cut up and thrown away in trash. It was no longer valid, since it was replaced with a new card. So can I use the new card to travel on a booking that was made using the original card?    The new card has a new number; and the ticket was purchased through an agent. First: I'm obviously not talking about logging in and then automatically launching Terminal.app.  In , you used to be able to type &gt;console in the username field on the login screen and go directly into a command line terminal session.  I haven't done it in years until the other day. However, now, when I try it, my computer just locks up. I can't cancel, and it never sends me to a terminal session.  Is it even possible to do this anymore? If not, does anybody know when it was removed? It seems odd that typing &gt;console would cause the machine to lock up if it wasn't recognizing it in some way. Let $A = \mathbb{Z}$, $B = [−1, \pi]$, $C = (2, 7)$. List all elements of $A \cap (B^c \cap C)$. After working it out on a number line, I got: $\{4, 5, 6\}$.  As it stands, the expression contains the integers that do not belong to the set $B$ that cross into $C$. This would result in $4, 5, 6$. Number $7$ would not be included because of the soft brackets surrounding $C = (2, 7)$. Is this correct? Why is this sentence correct? “She suggested that he go to the cinema.” Why is this sentence correct?     She suggested that he go to the cinema.   I would definitely use goes instead of go. I've seen some conflicted answers to this question in texts and on the web, in the case of a dipole, for example.   Do magnetic fields do work directly, or is it their induced electric fields that do work? concurrentModificationException