Grid Definition and 206 Threads
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Fortran code for projecting a grid on to a surface
Does anyone know the fortran code for projecting a grid (cartesian or not) onto a surface? Thnx- laminatedevildoll
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- Code Fortran Grid Surface
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Project a 3-D traingle at a square grid onto a scrunched-up paper
How do I project a 3-D traingle at a square grid onto a scrunched-up paper like surface?- laminatedevildoll
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- Grid Paper Project Square
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Counting Shortest Paths in a Square Grid
Is there a concise, easily calculable way to count the sum of all the paths from the lower left corner of a square of integer size to the upper right corner where you only move up or right in steps of 1 unit, PLUS all the partial paths? i.e. if you have a city with roads in a 10x10 grid (100...- Bartholomew
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- Counting Grid Square
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Number of Paths from (1,1) to (10,10) in 10x10 Grid
How many paths of up, down, left, or right moves are there from point (1,1) to point (10,10) in a 10x10 grid of points? No path may use any square more than once. Paths may be of any length. If it's easier, say that the bottom row of pixels is connected to the top row of pixels and the left...- Bartholomew
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- Grid
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- Forum: General Discussion
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How Many Ways to Arrange Marbles in a 6x6 Grid Without Color Repetition?
Okay, say you have a 6x6 grid. You have 36 marbles, in 6 colors, with 6 of each color. You want to arrange the marbles on the grid so that no row or column contains two marbles of the same color. How many ways are there to do this?- gonzo
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- Grid
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- Forum: General Math
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What is Grid Networking and Where Can I Learn More?
Iam new to the concept of Grid Networking. Can anybody explain it ? Is there any forum/ site to know more on tht subject ? What kind of softwares should i use ? PLz Help !- karthik3k
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- Basics Grid Networking Resources
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- Forum: Computing and Technology