Math Links; p computation
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test of formatting:
| π → | π | <font face="symbol">p</font> → | p |
1-13-2011 http://shadowfaxrant.blogspot.com/
CALCPAGE 23.0, Shadowfax Cluster Rant 2009-2011
Teaching & Learning Mathematics with Technology using Numerical Methods,
Computer Algebra Systems & Linux Clusters! - - - * CALCPAGE Has Been Online Since 1988 * (originally,
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Computing
Pi per numbers.computation.free.fr 
7-8-2005
PiFast - a program to compute pi
from numbers.computation.free.fr 1-4-2007
p is 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/8 + 1/13 + 1/21 + ... (?)
per
Andrew Bryant, Mth-109-09 student at Camden County College Fall 2006
citing
Pi and Fibonacci series
2-12-2014
http://starman.vertcomp.com/math/pi/index.html TheStarMan Math: The Number Pi (p) 2-12-2014
The StarMan Realm - see sitemap for 5 of his pages on PI
Art of Problem Solving math mentors; I'm registered as "dkerr"
Herbert Wilf free math books on-line; nice discrete colletion of other math links
Geometry Theorems illustrated - great graphics!
1-27-2008
Stella: Polyhedron Navigator - software to generate and explore 3D and 4D
polyhedra 1-27-2008
Education Links
of MSU Physics and Astronomy Dept inlcudes current link to
E.J.Inglis-Arkell's Education Links, plus many other interesting sites! 11-22-2004
The Math Professor 11-22-2004
Mathematica related sites (Mathematica is made by Wolfram)
Basic Mathematica per colorado.edu
Wolfram's Mathworld "the web's most extensive mathematics resource"
Interactive Mathematics on the Internet WWW Interactive Multipurpose Server
(WIMS) University of Nice
also KNOWIMS KNOPPIX live Linux with WIMS server
The Constants and Equations Page (TCAEP) sponsored by The Institute of Physics (iop.org)
Merseene.org Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS) prime95
230,402,457 - 1 is prime! 11-8-2006
Mandelbrot and Julia Set Explorer
math.cornell.edu Chaos and Fractals - Theory
dmoz Fractal Art links see Andrew Que's Fractals
Clifford Algebras and Spinors of which quaternions are an instance... thanks for "spinors" reference, beginning Tai Chi student of Lynn Kemler!
Great Math site Exceptionally clear and
helpful explanations by Paul Bourke at
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CS170a Mathematical Models and Methods for Computer Science Winter 2003 by D. Stott Parker at UCLA
Clay Mathematics Institute president
Arthur Jaffe praises efforts by Martin Dunwoody, professor at Southampton University who may have
solved a conjecture my Henri Poincare about the properties of three-dimensional
space. per Sunday April 28, 2002 Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Clay Mathematics Institute was founded 2 years ago to identify the world's
toughest math problems. 9-1-2003
Donald E. Knuth home page
7-21-2003
Number Theory Arbitrary Precision environments: Web Directory of ilectric.com
7-8-2003
LibTomCrypt.org and LibTomMath - per Security Focus newsletter -
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toolkit that provides developers with a vast array of well known published
block ciphers, one-way hash functions, chaining modes, pseudo- random
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application. It features easy to use functions and a complete user manual
which has many source snippet examples.
6-17-2003
Foundstone employee seeks other work to escape sinking ship uses hushmail...
ByMath.com tutorials on High School Math topics 3-23-2004
Why Study math? Sarah Berenson Professor,
Director of NC Math and Science Research and Development Center, says "If women
take two university math courses, their salary goes from 70 percent to 90
percent of what men make." per Burlington County Times, Outlook article 11/25/2002
11-25-2002
same article is also "Whe re the girls aren't" , a pdf file, and at NC State U Engineering New Articles as an HTML page.
Math on the WWW 4-15-2003
AlgegraResources at www.central.edu 4-15-2003
MuPAD 4-15-2003
John December's Math Links 10-1-2002
Favorite Math Constants 10-1-2002
Gnu BC programs from NumberTheory.org 9-18-2002
GNUmp - Library for
arithmetic on arbitrary precision numbers 9-18-2002
NIST Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures
mathacademy Platonic Realms: minitexts encapsulate math lessons, math links include personal pages with lots of interesting stuff, software, links to college math departments with geographic world map location selection.
Sun SITE Northern Europe repository of software for Linux, W95, unix, located at Dept. of Computing, Imperial College, UK.
Octave TOC open source math-cad like tool.
QuasiTiler 3.0 at the Geometry Center UMN 9-5-2002
Tess - a program for generating Tesselations from pedagoguery 9-5-2002
Tessellations Links, Java 9-18-2002
Andrew Crompton's Tesselations
Recreational Math Links by David Eppstein at UC Irvine Theory Group in Department of Information and Computer Science
Math Posters e.g. Fermat's Last Theorem, Fibanocci, Golden Ratio,
Pythagorean Theorem, Primes 9-24-2002
WorldOfEscher.com Posters 9-24-2002
NJ Dept of Education Mathematics Curriculum Framework
back to top Pi
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back to top Matrix Formulas
inverting 3x3 matrix with cofactors:
determinant of
a b c d e f g h iis aei + dhc + bfg - gec - dbi - afh
cofactor matrix is
ei-fh -[di-fg] dh-eg -[bi-hc] ai-gc -[ah-gb] bf-ec -[af-dc] ae-db
inverse is 1/det * Adjoint Adjoint = transpose of [cofactors]
e.g.
1 1 0 0.5 0.5 -0.5
A = 1 0 1 det(A) = -2, inv(A)= 0.5 -0.5 0.5
0 1 1 -0.5 0.5 0.5
Clear Explanation by Paul Bourke: Inverse of a Square Matrix
Clear Explanation by Paul Bourke: Determinant of an arbitrary Square Matrix
Clear Explanation by Paul Bourke: Quaternions
Mathematica in Action ibsn 0387986847, by Stan Wagon, January 2000, for Mathematica 3 or 4
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