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Undergrad Function notation minus one exponent?
oh ok, thanks 4 the help.- bangthatdrum
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Function notation minus one exponent?
Hi ! What does the notation mean exactly when a function has power minus one ? For example i have seen the logistic function written as: f(x) = f0[1 + exp(−βx)]^-1- bangthatdrum
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- Exponent Function Notation
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- Forum: General Math
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High School Slope of this line? Pic included.
Thanks, its a conundrum alright. This is implemented in: http://www.physik3.gwdg.de/tstool/ and it seems strange that such an elementary mistake would be made.- bangthatdrum
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- Forum: General Math
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High School Slope of this line? Pic included.
http://anythinghere.comeze.com/slope.png The slope is supposed to be 0.16 but that's not what i get. Can someone else please confirm i am not going nuts?- bangthatdrum
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- Line Slope
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Transitioning to Advanced Math
the khan academy provides a good overview- bangthatdrum
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Online tools for Gaussian elimination / LU decomposition ?
http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/LinAlg/SolvingSystemsOfEqns.aspx i would use a MATLAB script for this.- bangthatdrum
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate JacCalculating Jacobian Matrix for System of Differential Equations
Greetings all, I hope someone out there in the vast hinterland of the internet can help. I'm trying to calculate the lyapunov exponent for a system of differential equations. Now I can do this just fine for a system involving only first order derivatives such the Lorenz system, however, and...- bangthatdrum
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- Jacobian Matrix
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- Forum: Calculus
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Graduate Understanding the RK Derivation Intuitively
Thank you D H. This is wonderful.- bangthatdrum
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- Forum: Calculus
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Graduate Understanding the RK Derivation Intuitively
Please ignore this.- bangthatdrum
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- Forum: Calculus
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Graduate Understanding the RK Derivation Intuitively
Im looking at the RK derivation and as part of that I know it is the case that: y'' = partial f / partial x + partial f / partial y * y' But at an intuitive level I cannnot understand why. How does the second derivative equal the sum of the two partial derivatives times the first?- bangthatdrum
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- Derivation
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- Forum: Calculus