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    What is the mathematical measurement of surface roughness?

    Dear Experts! Do you know any mathematical measurement of roughness of surface? Thank in advance.
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    Solving for the finite sum of squares using calculus

    You can use this ideas: (i+1)^2=i^2+2i+1 . i^2\times\frac{n!}{i!(n-i)!}=i\times\frac{i\times n!}{i!(n-i)!}= . i\times\frac{n\times (n-1)!}{(i-1)!(n-i)!}= i\times\frac{n\times (n-1)!}{(i-1)!(n-i)!}= . n\times\frac{(i-1+1)\times (n-1)!}{(i-1)!(n-i)!}= ...
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    How Do You Invert a Small Hermitian Matrix with Limited Memory?

    Dear experts! I have a small Hermitian matrix (6*6). I need to inverse this matrix. The program memory is bounded. What method is optimal in this case? Can you give any e-links? Thanks In Advance.
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    What Is the Best Method to Solve Small Eigenvalue Problems with Limited Memory?

    Thank you very mach. Eispack is a very good package.
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    What Is the Best Method to Solve Small Eigenvalue Problems with Limited Memory?

    Dear experts! I have a small Hermitian matrix (7*7 or smaller). I need to find all eigenvalues and eigenvectors of this matrix. The program memory is bounded. What method is optimal in this case? Can you give any e-links? Thanks In Advance.
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    Linear Polynomials: Applications in Integer Programming & Pattern Recognition

    Dear experts. What do you know about applications of linear polynomials with integer coefficients? (For example, I know that these polynomials are applied in the field of integer programming and pattern recognition (clustering). Thanks in Advance.
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    Partitioning high-dimensional space

    For example you want to divide n-dimensional "parallelepiped" in s parts. part 1: 0<x<\frac{1000}{s},0<y<1000,0<z<1000,...,0<t<1000 part 2: \frac{1000}{s}<x<\frac{2000}{s},0<y<1000,0<z<1000,...,0<t<1000 ... part s: 1000-\frac{1000}{s}<x<1000,0<y<1000,0<z<1000,...,0<t<1000 If you want...
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    The new number nullity. A great discovery?

    shrap's link isn't working.
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    Partitioning high-dimensional space

    May be it will help. Let we have n-dimensional "parallelepiped". part 1: 0< x_1< 1, 0< x_2< 1,... 0< x_{n-1}< 1, 0< x_n< 1, part 2: 0< x_1< 1, 0< x_2< 1,... 0< x_{n-1}< 1, 1< x_n< 2, part 3: 0< x_1< 1, 0< x_2< 1,... 1< x_{n-1}< 2, 0< x_n< 1, part 4: 0< x_1< 1, 0< x_2< 1,... 1<...
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    Efficient Solutions for Fractional Polynomial Equations

    arildno I don't think that ACLerock solve very difficult problems. It is possible to apply more easy methods when solving home and exam tasks. (for example the method from my post).
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    Efficient Solutions for Fractional Polynomial Equations

    You can try to find (adjust) one solution (x=0.5). After that you can divide x^3 + 0.5x^2 - 0.25x - 0.125 by x-0.5. The result is x^2+x+0.25. So x^3 + 0.5x^2 - 0.25x - 0.125=(x-0.5)(x^2+x+0.25)=0 You already can solve it.
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    Do you know any books in the field of neuromathematics?

    Do you know any books in the field of neuromathematics? I am interesting in mathematical models that are applying for constructing of artificial neural networks. TIA.
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    Fortran Help with simple Fortran program

    Change this: do while (n>1) i=2 I think that you need write: i=2 do while (n>1)
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    Programs for testing of randomness

    May be you know any good programs that can test randomness of _short_ integer sequences (the library of test programs).
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    Space Complexity of Number-theoretic Algorithms

    Thank you. If I understand rightly then you mean "the uniform cost criterion" and "the logarithmic cost criterion" from http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/theory-bk/theory-bk-fivese1.html" I deal with big numbers. So I think to use the logarithmic cost criterion, i.e. O(log N) units...
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