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7y ago
Worth looking at also is Approximation Theory and Approximation Practice, which is centered around Chebfun. Almost everything by Trefethen is unusually well written, Spectra and Psuedospectra is one of my favorites.
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7y ago
In Massachusetts they are state police (at UMass at least)
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7y ago
This has been my issue as well, I started using their analytics when it launched. I thought they must still be working on it from the state its in, it is absolutely not worth the cost currently. You cannot even see the data from the previou
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7y ago
In the video they present it as an algebraic framework where you can "add" to a number system elements x such that x^2 = -1, x^2 = 0, or x^2 = 1. Adding the element x^2 = -1 to the real numbers gives you the complex numbers, with
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Amusingly the discovery of Quaternions by Hamilton was also followed by arguments within the mathematical community as to whether mathematics should be rewritten in the language of quaternions, as Hamilton proposed to do and subsequently sp
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https://spacedome.tv Made with hugo and hosted on netlify, static with no javascript. It's a bit empty but I'm still working on it.
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Perhaps a slightly different sort of science book, but I highly recommend "Foundations of Applied Mathematics" by by Humpherys, Jarvis, & Evans, the first volume of which was published in 2017, and of which the second supposed
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If you switch to iwd from wpa_supplicant there is also iwctl.
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I've found Plots.jl and PyPlots.jl to work well for most basic things, despite not always being entirely pleasant to use, for example the compilation time issue, but this should hopefully improve. The only real problem I had is that th
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An interesting supplementary book is "Analysis by Its History" that gives insight into how classical analysis was actually developed. Not so great to learn from initially, but gives some background on the intuitions from which the