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Sorry, but I can't read your writing [or pictures? The images that you posted in your first post.] I find it too messy.
His site does indeed work with IE [well, i used IE2, but close 'nuff].
Though reading your site over [talking to you Angel], I don't see what's the advantages of your mind-graph technique over traditional methods [or even, what is the thought process of your mind-graph technique].
I was a bit worried by the weirdness loaded by my firefox too...
hehe: El explorador no admite los marcos flotantes o no está configurado actualmente para mostrarlos
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Is there a FAQ for people with the same problem?
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by maybe asking professors you like to sign up. Then we would have a much more expert group of people and we wouldn't argue as much.
That's a good idea, but professors usually have alot to do. Although, most of them are for encouraging Science, so you could give it a shot.
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Actually, i'm quite intrigued by the number of guests we have on the forum [usually much more than the number of active members]
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What do you mean?
like ... how is it everytime the forums see a [tex] tag, and something inside, they convert it to a latex image?
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hm...I just followed the setup.
Then it gave me a form to fill out [since i was a new user], and done!
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Does the install work?
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Cool, i just installed UD, and it's running right now.
it's pretty cool; i can't see any changes in loading up web pages, or any difference in online activity [except I can manually see that i'm receiving & sending data in my dsl manager].
Which project are you guys on?
my comp's been assigned to smallpox research
There's a pretty funky molecule flying around during my screensaver too
hehe
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haha
So how do they determine who gets eliminated?
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Already doing it
i should read the entire post before posting
how are you setting this up?
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Can we make that feature like on PhysicsForums where when you click on the LaTeX image, it shows the code?
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I most know my Physics Prof: Professor Michael Kolios. I know him after being in his classes for Physics I & Physics III, and hanging around his office during my off-hours talking about more Physics
hehe
He's doing pretty cool research involving internal imaging of the body via. ultrasound [or, that's at least what I understand from it].
A scientist I'd like to meet in the future would be Brian Greene.
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WOW Fourier series in highschool! I'm in BC & I don't think anybody does Fourier series in highschools here. That's crazy. Well, if you want to learn about Fourier series look no further than Antoni Zygmund's epic 800-page "Trigonometric Series" (hehe just jokin')
hehe
I made this thread when I was still in High School [i was researching for a project dealing with spectroscopy or something]. Sources I looked at kept mentioning "Fourier Analysis, Fourier Series" and such. I read up on some of it, and it was way over my head at the time [only knowing how to sum finite arithmetic & geometric series at the time ].
Speaking of which, I'd like to give a shoutout to my fellow Canuck, Fourier JR!
hehe
But yeah ... I think Canada's cirricula is relatively level throughout the country [unless you're taking AP or IB courses, or @ UTS ].
It's a really neat tool though [the Fourier Analysis]. I look forward to learning more about it.
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how could they teach u , theory of fourier theory in physics module and not in maths?
Why not?
We just went over what Fourier Series are, and their applications.
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hm ... I think I still have alot more to learn [+ i have a dynamic IP, so ]
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Is that directed at me? If it is, I have no absolute idea! I haven't been exposed at all with running an apache server at home, so, I have no idea!
haha
directed to anyone that can answer it
Maybe dave?
I remember he said something about running something online with his own box
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i used
y-y1 = x-x1
y2-y1 x2-x1
to get y = 3+12x/pi
How did you get -3 and 3?
Why did you use this:
y-y1 = x-x1
y2-y1 x2-x1
To get q = 3' date=' I substituted the point (0,3) into the equation (1): y = p sin(x) + q cos(x).
To get p = -3, I substituted q and the point of (pi/4) back into (1) and voila!
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I don't think you need the identities: sinx/cosx = tanx and sin2(x) + cos2(x) = 1 for this question.
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Can you run the forums from your own apache http server?
Like from your own box?
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hm... well I got y = -3 sin(x) + 3 cos(x)
How did you approach the question?
I don't really get where the 12x/π comes from...
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hehe
don't forget his sidekick:
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Communications 2.4 megabits per second
Storage 297 kilobytes per second
1MB file download 3.4 seconds
Subjective rating Great
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The famous ones:
adam
zarkov
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Your all-in-one solution to IE woes:
hehe
Yeah' date=' Firefox is pretty cool. You can also download whatever add-ons you need [i especially like the right-click for dictionary search one'].
BUt some pages are IE only
---on another note---
What cartoon is that Sayonara?
It's so cute
hehe
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I'm still not clear on how em can be a wave of itself... I mean, if light was a wave OF photons, sure... but a wave OR photons? Every other wave has a medium by which it travels.
Well, we can behave like waves too.
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I dont know about that ...
My physics professor was greek, and he always pronounced it as fye
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Big Brother 5
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yeah ... I've recently started watching A&E's biography. It's pretty cool stuff, talking about famous people from the past & present.
So far, I've watched the Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, & Saddam Hussein.
The other TV show i watch is hockey!!!!
GO CALGARY FLAMES!