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Love and Math: The Heart of Hidden Reality

What in case you needed to take an paintings classification during which you have been purely taught tips on how to paint a fence? What in the event you have been by no means proven the work of van Gogh and Picasso, weren’t even informed they existed? regrettably, this can be how math is taught, and so for many people it turns into the highbrow similar of looking at paint dry.

singularities of transition processes in dynamical systems: qualitative theory of critical delays

The paper supplies a scientific research of singularities of transition methods in dynamical structures. basic dynamical platforms with dependence on parameter are studied. A procedure of leisure occasions is developed. each one leisure time depends upon 3 variables: preliminary stipulations, parameters $k$ of the process and accuracy $\epsilon$ of the comfort.

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I diVIsor. a is the divident and b is the :I di VIsor. : • dodecagon. ~ a twelve-sided polygon I • dodecahedron ; a solid figure with 12 faces. A : regular dodecahedron is a ~ regular polyhedron with 12 I faces. Each face is a regular; pentagon. : I ; : ~ ; : ~ ; • domino two congruent squares joined along an edge. • dot a description of a point in which the point has a definite size • d ouble I"me graph s graphs in which two sets of data are graphed at the same time, connecting each set with line segments.

Euler line the line through a triangle'S circumcenter, orthocenter, and centroid. Named after Swiss mathematician and physicist Leonhard Euler. point circIc of ABC. I I _ even function ; a function f(x) is called an even : function if f(x) =f( -x) for all x. I : - even node ~ a node that has an even num; ber of arcs ; : I : ~ ; : ~ ; : ~ - even nwnber an integer that is divisible by 2. _ event an event is a subset of outcome space. An event determined by a random variable is an event of the form A=(X is in A).

Occurs, and we learn that the I event B occurred. How should I II =======MRthem4ries 31 *================= we update the probability of A to reflect this new knowledge? This is what the conditional probability does: it says how the additional knowledge that B occurred should affect the probability that A occurred quantitatively. For example, suppose that A and B are mutually exclusive. Then if B occurred, A did not, so the conditional probability that A occurred given that B occurred is zero. At the other extreme, suppose that B is a subset of A, so that A must occur whenever B does.