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Self-studying calculus?26 Feb 2010 20:18 GMT3
I'm young (not that much, not that few) and I'm having problems
at learning at school.
I'm attending the high school, and I'm having most problems with
limits and function continuity.
strange number classification?26 Feb 2010 18:33 GMT1
so a co-worker of mine says he has a new classification for numbers.
any integer that starts and ends with the same digit will from here on
out be called a 'foose number'. (this came about as a joke.)
now i am curious though... does such a classification already exist?
Rare events26 Feb 2010 17:37 GMT1
I have a set of matrices which I diagonalize using Lapack package.
Matrices are symmetric but complex and of the order of 1000. Out of
say million matrices I found rare events where the distribution of the
eigen values are large. Not only that the matrix elements are also
non-linear least squares with constraints25 Feb 2010 19:13 GMT4
I have a simple problem where I'm trying to minimize the distance
between a point r0 and a surface or volume (assuming the point r0 is
exterior).  Points in the surface or volume are located by the function
r(L1,L2) for a surface and r(L1,L2,L3) for a volume where
فروش کتابهای مدیریت بیش از 700    0 کتاب25 Feb 2010 15:50 GMT6
فروش کتابهای مدیریت بیش از 7000 کتاب
فروش کتابهای مدیریت بیش از 7000 کتاب
فروش مدیریت بیش از 7000 کتاب
این کتابها شامل بهترین و کاربردی ترین کتابهای الکترونیکی رشته مدیریت
Interpolation between Bezier curves23 Feb 2010 14:26 GMT4
I have two different functions f(x) and g(x) described as plane Bezier
curves, say of fourth degree:
[f] =[(Pi_x,Pi_y)]
[g] =[(Qi_x,Qi_y)]
Netlib.org is down?23 Feb 2010 04:55 GMT1
Recently I was unable to reach the famous repository, www.netlib.org.
Is it down for good? Does anybody know anything about it?
Finding equilibrium points of a non-linear, instable, and stiff ODE     system of 5 eqs.22 Feb 2010 20:33 GMT2
As stated in the title, I am given a non-linear, instable and stiff
DOE system of 5 equations. I use an appropriate MATLAB solver to solve
it (for `t', the time), which returns `t' and `y' (`y' being a n * 5
matrix). In each column of the 5 cols. of `y', I would like to know
regression estimates uncertainty19 Feb 2010 19:32 GMT2
Let f  be a function y = f(x ; a, b) with two parameters a and b (eg.
f(x) = ax+b )
Given a set of  N data (x_1, y_1), ... ,(x_N, y_N) , I find the
estimate of a, b  by minimising the least square error.
Calculating EigenVectors of a Highly degenerate sparse matrix19 Feb 2010 14:05 GMT5
Hello forum
I have a variation on a typical Physics problem.
I have a very large ( 10^3 to 10^6 elements square) sparse, Real,
Symmetric Matrix that I am using as part of model of a system of
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System of ODEs and Jacobian criterion for system's stability16 Feb 2010 15:23 GMT2
I have a system of ODEs that I need to solve with MATLAB. After having
computed the Jacobian matrix, I realize that its eigenvalues all lie
in ]-\infty, 0]. As you see, the problem is that two of its 5
eigenvalues (it is 5 times 5) equal 0. Or I also have a criterion
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Algorytm wielomianowy dla problemu spełnialności f    ormuł logicznych15 Feb 2010 14:42 GMT5
Dla ciągu zmiennych logicznych a[i], i = 1... n, oraz drzewa którego
wezeł ma dwie tranzycje 0 i 1, oraz zbioru alternatyw koniunkcji
liczącego k koniunkcji.
Operacja dodawania do drzewa A drzewa B, gdzie drzewo B jest w postaci
Complex eigenvectors from Schur form12 Feb 2010 14:34 GMT5
I have to write a program for calculating eigenvalues of non symmetric
matrices.
I am not a mathematician but using some linear algebra text books I
came up with the following steps:
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