Vector Functions We first saw vector functions back when we were looking at the Equation of Lines. In that section we talked about them because we wrote down the equation of a line in in terms of a vector function (sometimes called a vector-valued function). In this section we want to look a little closer at them and we also want to look at some vector functions in other than lines. A vector function is a function that takes one or more variables and returns a vector. A vector functions of a single variable in and have the form, respectively, where are called the component functions. The main idea that we want to discuss in this section is that of graphing and identifying the graph given by a vector function. Let’s now move into looking at the graph of vector functions. , is a vector that starts at the origin and ends at the point Because it is a little easier to visualize things we’ll start off by looking at graphs of vector functions in Both of the vector functions in the above example were in the form, . . .
Time Series Analysis and Its Applications astsa is now an R package ... go to tsa3 for more information and forget about the stuff below this line. ASTSA is a windows time series package that you can download right here. Follow these directions: Step 1: Save zastsa.exe to your desktop (zastsa.exe is a self-extracting zip file). Step 2: Put an EMPTY formatted disk into your floppy drive. Step 3: Double click on the ZASTSA icon on your desktop. Step 4: Install ASTSA from the floppy. Many of the data sets are included in ASTSA. The data files below are listed according to the chapter in which they are first presented. Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three salt.dat Temperature and salt profiles (Figure 3.19) sunspots.dat Biannual sunspot numbers (Figure 3.20) Chapter Four Chapter Five eq+exp.dat Earthquakes and Explosions - 8 earthquakes, then 8 explosions, then the NZ event. First Edition Errata (depends on which printing you have) Errata 1st printing Errata 2 2nd printing and some additional 1st printing
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CEPREUNI First Time Visitors - HMC Math Tutorial Welcome to the Online Mathematics Tutorials at Harvey Mudd College! Displaying Math: In the summer of 2009, all the calculus tutorials were updated to display mathematics using jsMath. This should make the tutorials universally viewable to all modern internet browsers and operating systems, and even many older ones. To see if your browser is supported, check this list from the jsMath website. For more on using jsMath on your computer, see the notes about fonts page. If your browser is not supported or the math refuses to display correctly for some other reason, all the tutorials are also available in PDF format here. Quiz Registration: The online quiz system is for use only by Harvey Mudd students. Now read the information about taking the quizzes, then come back to this page. You may (and should!) The tutorials and quizzes required for Math 11 and Math 12, along with their due dates, are listed here.
Paul's Online Math Notes Before we get into surface integrals we first need to talk about how to parameterize a surface. When we parameterized a curve we took values of t from some interval and plugged them into and the resulting set of vectors will be the position vectors for the points on the curve. With surfaces we’ll do something similar. , out of some two-dimensional space D and plug them into and the resulting set of vectors will be the position vectors for the points on the surface S that we are trying to parameterize. We will sometimes need to write the parametric equations for a surface. We are much more likely to need to be able to write down the parametric equations of a surface than identify the surface from the parametric representation so let’s take a look at some examples of this. In the first part of this example we used the fact that the function was in the form to quickly write down a parametric representation. Let’s take a look at finding the tangent plane to the parametric surface S given by,
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Penney LINEAR ALGEBRA: Ideas and Applications Richard C. Penney, Purdue University 18179-X, 525 Pages, Cloth, 1998 Richard C. Penney was selected by his students at Purdue University as the Most Outstanding Teacher in the School of Science for 1995-1996, and as one of the top ten teachers in the School for Science for 1994-1995. In LINEAR ALGEBRA: Ideas and Applications Penney shares his vision in an eloquent, new approach to teaching linear algebra. Parallel Development of Concepts Penney introduces abstract concepts from the very beginning, and only as they are needed to understand the computations. More Information About This New Approach Back to the Wiley College Homepage MATHEMA: Matemáticas