— About polynomials. Gianluigi Quario discovers new ways to handle
polynomials. First of two parts.
— Classes as a Tool of Thought. Paul Graham famously said programming
languages are not pens but pencils, for thinking your way through
problems. Simon Marsden shows how the class/instance structures in
APLX 4 offer new ways to think. And OO programmers chained to
compilers and object-relational interfaces might enjoy seeing classes
interpreted and redefined on-the-fly.
— Fire from heaven. Adrian Smith tries “q for Mortals”, Jeffry
Borror’s new tutorial for the q programming language. A gift from the
gods?
Re: whats it worth to write a short program for polynomial multiplication? ... Obviously, in an appropriate programming language, this ... matrices, elements in a finite field, strings, etc. ... information which describes the polynomials (sparse, univariate, ... There are 58 * operators in Axiom, many of which can by automatically ... (sci.math.symbolic)
Re: Fermats Last Theorem ... You keep on tossing out the phrase "solving polynomials".... How about stating the Galois group for some specific ... I would think mastering a programming language would be child's play ... forget the wall of complexity. ... (sci.math)
Re: Fermats Last Theorem ... and guess what -- the wall didn't budge. ... You keep on tossing out the phrase "solving polynomials".... I would think mastering a programming language would be child's play ... forget the wall of complexity.... (sci.math)
Re: Fermats Last Theorem ... I have to write my lecture notes with software to cover my retirement and loss of career. ... As the degree of polynomial increases so as its length of programming and memory and speed on computer. ... I can today solve many classes of higher order polynomials not imaginable by Galois theory. ... He is ill understood about the future of math in America. ... (sci.math)
Re: A Letter To Churchill College, Cambridge ... I have to write my lecture notes with software to cover my retirement ... As the degree of polynomial increases so as its length of programming... He is ill understood about the future of math in America. ... I will cover, polynomials, differential equations, ... (sci.physics.relativity)
