e odd/even status of q to figure out
how to handle the situation. However, as Gerald Smith so excellently
points out, in each neighborhood of any negative rational value of n,
no matter how small, there are some rational numbers with even
denominators and some rational numbers with odd denominators
Guys, please keep in mind that exponentials of negative bases are not really
functions. They give a mix of real and multivalued complex results. You cannot
treat x^(1/3) as a synonym for cuberoot (x) if x,0. The latter is a well
defined function and the former is not. Perhaps this might be a
Greetings! ^,..,^
I am currently running the Sage Math server under Ubuntu 10.04 on a server I am
renting from the RackSpace Cloud. I am forced to run the SageMathNB
unprotected because if I don't, it is no longer accessible from within Second
Life. If I run it unprotected, I can access every
Ah! Linear Algebra! This creates an itch I have to scratch, especially if you
intend to emphasize its computer applications.
I firmly hold that modern approaches to teaching Linear Algebra are deeply
crippled by failing to go far enough in their concepts. I am a huge fan of the
Geometric Alg
Hi!
I only know one dirty joke in mathematics.
"What is the square root of 69? Answer: "Eight something."
Cheers,
Math Bear
From: William Stein
To: sage-edu@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 9:14 PM
Subject: Re: [sage-edu] Re: Amusing
Ummm there is really only one way to find out, no? Right now, I really
want to reach out to secondary and community college math terachers and
university level teachers teaching undergraduate level classes, Teachers who
are out in the front lines so to speak and in a good position to see ho
Hm.. Well, there is no way of knowing for sure unless you actually
actually try it out! But it is noteworthy that students have no trouble
motivating themselves to take an interest in computer games and internet media
technologies and these are by no means just the "gifted" students. I
The silence on here thunders!
From: Gerald Smith
To: "sage-edu@googlegroups.com"
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 5:56 AM
Subject: Re: [sage-edu] Bachelor's thesis: Sage to replace MATLAB
Greetings! (Read Finnish? Surely you jest! Even
Greetings! (Read Finnish? Surely you jest! Even Hungarians who speak a
distantly related language say Finnish is absolutely impenetrable even for
them. You might provide a summary in Esperanto, which I know a fair number of
Finns know. The readers can paste the summary into Google Translate
I kind of cringe at the word "Mashup" ^,..,^ It sounds like a terrible
accident. In my experience it is an implementation of MOODLE on Second Life.
You can use a MOODLE account to do anything from amanaging a couple of classes
to running a major school. SLOODLE is a project that has been goin
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d for geometric algebra when I get the
chance.
Regards,
Gerald Smith
From: Jason Grout
To: sage-de...@googlegroups.com; sage-edu
Sent: Sunday, June 3, 2012 1:20 AM
Subject: [sage-edu] Linear Algebra thematic tutorial
Hi everyone,
Rob (Beezer), Robert (Bra
From: William Stein
To: sage-edu@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 6:16:42 PM
Subject: [sage-edu] Re: Grant for a sage server
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Gerald Smith wrote:
> Well,
>
> I got it running on https://67.23.35.162:8000 and it is running f
want.
From: William Stein
To: sage-edu@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 4:20:39 PM
Subject: [sage-edu] Re: Grant for a sage server
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:55 PM, Gerald Smith wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am beginning to get discouraged.
:39 PM
Subject: [sage-edu] Re: Grant for a sage server
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:55 PM, Gerald Smith wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am beginning to get discouraged. I compiled and installed 3.4.1 from
> source, I could not get
> the notebook server to open no matter what I did. I got a
t with
sage:notebook(address="67.23.33.110", port=8000,secure=True,
accounts=False)
so nobody else can create accounts.
William
>
>
> On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 1:55 PM, Gerald Smith wrote:
>> Greetings!
>>
>> I used the following command to start up the not
AM
Subject: [sage-edu] Re: Grant for a sage server
On Apr 25, 12:53 am, Gerald Smith wrote:
Hi,
> I just removed the indicated file and ran it anyway, willing to take the
> risk, as my use is primarily educational rather than oriented towards serious
> number crunching.
This
Greetings!
I used the following command to start up the notebook server:
notebook(address='67.23.33.110:8000', secure=True)
ThankYou,
Jerry
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Hi!
I haven't yet heard back from the resellers, but it shouldn't take too
long, according to a notification I received. MOODLE is now a standard
feature on most of the sites offering free/low cost web hosting, though
the resources available vary quite a bit. I had no trouble setting up a
MOODLE
I am going to contact a resellers group about how much it owuld take at minimum
in monthly fees to set up a SAGE server on a hosted site. If it can be done
reasonably cheaply, maybe you could set up multiple sites.
Jerry
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