Good Evening,
The sun had an active week sending numerous flares and CMEs. There
were a few RF blackouts but the CMEs mostly missed us. There are fewer
sunspots though plenty of ions are flowing our way. Expect a variety of
QSB, some ion static, and those odd noises which whistle through the bands.
My forecast ranged from no snow to six feet of it. Reality settled
on six inches which did not survive the following heavy rain. The fir
trees are happy, the ground is quite soggy. No hummingbirds yet but
they react to my Christmas cactus which just started blooming. They
can't be far off, the snow probably kept them at lower elevation.
Please join us on (or near):
14050 kHz at 2300z Sunday (3 PM PST Sunday)
7047 kHz at 0100z Monday (5 PM PST Sunday)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Fortunately there is another way to arrive at solutions that can be
written down explicitly.
Just restrict the possible solutions to a certain class of continuous
vector fields that can be
described by a finite number of values. From such a restriction it
follows that in the general
case, a solution computed in this way will only be an approximation of
the true solution.
Ideally the restricted solution is the one within the restricted class
of vector fields that is
closest to the true solution.
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