Evaluating function gives "function" instead of replacing it with the actual function

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July 17, 2026
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Hi, as you can seeat the bottom of the picture, when evaluting the function “Iresonance”, instead of replacing the variable with the actual, it gives “function” in the result, but the function “wresonace” is already defined. How to subtitute it?

Thanks

Best answer by Werner_E

The first argument you use when calling your function I is just the function(!) name omega.resonance - hence the result you are seeing.

I see two options:

define omega.resonance not as a function but as a variable. omega.resonance := X(...) → …
OR
Use omega.resonance(C,L) when you call your function I and not just the function name

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Werner_E

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25-Diamond I

The first argument you use when calling your function I is just the function(!) name omega.resonance - hence the result you are seeing.

I see two options:

define omega.resonance not as a function but as a variable. omega.resonance := X(...) → …
OR
Use omega.resonance(C,L) when you call your function I and not just the function name

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Jaimesg

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5-Regular Member

Wow! Thank you very much I spent a lot ot time trying to get it to work.