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Description: Mathematical discussions and pursuits.
 

some help understanding a computational complexity 
  I am trying to determine a "simpler" upper bound for ( a problem which had the following comp complexity) : sum ( for r = 2 to sqrt(n) ) of O( log( n / r) ) what can i say? Is this less than O(n^k1) or, better, less than O(log(n)^k2) for some k1, k2 ? What is a simpler tightest bound one can give for this complexity ?... more »
By pamela fluente  - 8:57pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Limited Gravity... 
  GR needs to become a limited strength force theory. And all forces follow... The math demonstrates it... Stephen Hawking represented the math but went against it anyway. Mitchell Raemsch; the dual prize
By microm2011@hotmail.com  - 5:24pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

probability question 
  Hello everyone, I am trying to figure out some overall possibilities of some states for a certain configuration and need a bit of help with probability theory. So, assume that there is an object that can take 3 states {0, 1, 2} and the object can only change the state by doing one jump at a time.... more »
By anja.ende@googlemail.com  - 5:10pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Recovering the Original Signal After Match Filtering On Excel 
  This seems to work: 1. take the Fourier Transform (FFT) of the noisy signal and of the kernel. 2.  multiply the signal by the kernel [IMPRODUCT()] 3. Take the Inverse FFT (FFT^-1) 4. IMREAL() 5. The convolution will be inside out so cut it in half and splice the edges to the center and the center to the edges.... more »
By Bret Cahill  - 5:05pm - 1 new of 1 message    

THE NEW SPRING OF MATHEMATICS........... By the grace of Jesus Christ, Peace with all 
  The Mathematical spring is coming. Without a doubt the base of Mathematics is the Axiom 1:3, the proof of which is being examined by a World renowned mathematician a Phd from Harvard university (and not the court jesters at Sci math research or Scimath. Princeton etc etc) The spring of mathematics will overthrow the imprecise current... more »
By Inverse 19 mathematics  - 2:07pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Comprehensive Test Banks for student 
  Comprehensive Test Banks for student Email me at bestsellers.testbanks[at[gmail .com if you need to buy any test bank or solution manual listed below. All emails will be answered quickly. Use (CTRL + F) to search your subject/author. Anything not in the list can also be made available. Good follow up and service is our primary objective.... more »
By allsolutionmanual...@gmail.com  - 12:32pm - 1 new of 1 message    

How many protons/electrons in Sun and Earth to replace mass-gravity with EM-gravity #166 New Physics #275 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed 
  Alright, no-one in physics has ever proposed that all of Newtonian gravity and General Relativity are fakes and replaced by the EM force of Faraday's law. So what I am doing is beginning a compilation of a table in which we can easily go from Newtonian gravity as first approximation and then... more »
By Archimedes Plutonium  - 3:53am - 2 new of 2 messages    

2012 Easter Mexico City Math Convention: Be There Or Be Square 
  Or square root. Or whatever. Bret Cahill
By Bret Cahill  - 1:11am - 1 new of 1 message    

Chromatic number of planar regular graphs of degree 4 and 5 
  Are there any theorems regarding the chromatic number of planar regular graphs of degree 4 and 5 that do not rely on the 4CC? Please provide a reference if possible. Thanks.
By Asja  - Feb 2 - 2 new of 2 messages    

How Many Prime Numbers Are There Currently Known In The Mathematical Computing Arena? 
  It must now be around the billion mark
By Serenity  - Feb 2 - 3 new of 3 messages    

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