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Après mûre réflexion, Malatesta a écrit : > On 15 sep, 16:08, Stirn Her <st...@Her.com> wrote: >> Malatesta a exprimé avec précision : >> >> >> >> >> >>> On 14 sep, 20:09, Stirn Her <st...@Her.com> wrote: >>>> diegel a pensé très fort : >> >>>>> Je salue, chère Rachida, votre sagacité et la finesse rare de votre >>>>> esprit. >>>> Vraiment pas de quoi non plus, faire la roue.     

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Author: Stirn Her
Date: Sep 15, 2008 07:39

On 15 sep, 16:08, Stirn Her <st...@Her.com> wrote: Malatesta a exprimé avec précision : On 14 sep, 20:09, Stirn Her <st...@Her.com> wrote: diegel a pensé très fort : Je salue, chère Rachida, votre sagacité et la finesse rare de votre esprit. Vraiment pas de quoi non plus, faire la roue. Pour une fois que tu arrives à aligner plus de trois phrases
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Malatesta a exprimé avec précision : > On 14 sep, 20:09, Stirn Her <st...@Her.com> wrote: >> diegel a pensé très fort : >> >>> Je salue, chère Rachida, votre sagacité et la finesse rare de votre esprit. >> >> Vraiment pas de quoi non plus, faire la roue. >> Pour une fois que tu arrives à aligner plus de trois phrases sans te >> ridiculiser : ça mérite d'être salué, mais sans plus. >> Même     

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Author: Malatesta
Date: Sep 15, 2008 07:32

On 14 sep, 20:09, Stirn Her <st...@Her.com> wrote: diegel a pensé très fort : Je salue, chère Rachida, votre sagacité et la finesse rare de votre esprit. Vraiment pas de quoi non plus, faire la roue. Pour une fois que tu arrives à aligner plus de trois phrases sans te ridiculiser : ça mérite d'être salué, mais sans plus. Même ta fameuse "raisonnade" : ça me fait penser à limonade
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On 30 Jun, 13:02, k...@cus.cam.ac.uk (K. Edgcombe) wrote: > In article <4868c75b$0$2534$da0fe...@news.zen.co.uk>, > > Philip Eden <philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom> wrote: > > >I didn't get the odd one out in the sequence of numbers > >which was slightly worrying as I'm supposed to be good > >with figures. And I still can't see why it's 23. Maybe I'm > >trying too hard .... I came up with reasons     

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Author: Stirn Her
Date: Sep 15, 2008 07:08

"Steven G. Johnson" <stevenj@alum.mit.edu> wrote in message <5bd7d2a8-7506-4557-846c-18dc2725d5cd@26g2000hsk.googlegroups.com>... On Jun 15, 9:53 pm, "Steven G. Johnson" <stev...@alum.mit.edu> wrote: It's only if you decide to uniformly sample your function that an FFT (or IFFT) becomes applicable. But uniformaly sampling your function is equivalent to the trapezoidal rule for
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On Jun 15, 9:53 pm, "Steven G. Johnson" <stev...@alum.mit.edu> wrote: > It's only if you decide to uniformly sample your function that an FFT > (or IFFT) becomes applicable. But uniformaly sampling your function > is equivalent to the trapezoidal rule for integration, and the error > goes quadratically with the sampling interval in general. (Caveat: if your function f(w) is really periodic     

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Author: Malatesta
Date: Sep 15, 2008 06:57

On Jun 14, 5:05 pm, "OR Stats" <stats...@gmail.com> wrote: I am concurrently evaluating a C++ library too for this same problem. And here is the issue. We are interested in the IFFT of a function at specific values k (note: p(k)=\int e^(-ikw)*f()dw. ) First step that we agree is discretizing this integral for FFT. In our case, to be Fourier transformed function f() is a complex
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In article <47339eb5$0$875$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>, **Rowland Croucher** says... > >Emma wrote: >> >> Oh, I thought Australians were more enthusiastic >> churchgoers than Europeans. > >They are - and probably also more than in the UK (I think the figure is >7%% attend >most Sundays - apparently more than spectate at sporting matches (other than >their kids')... So what's the     

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Author: franzi
Date: Jun 30, 2008 06:06

Emma wrote: In article <4730407c$0$875$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>, **Rowland Croucher** says... Emma wrote: Does that history still affect Australian attitudes towards the Anglican church? (If I may add a two-cents' worth...) Quite frankly, most Australians 'couldn't care less' about the Church or churches - Anglican or other. Unless, of course, Oh, I
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Author: OR Stats
Date: Jun 16, 2008 05:23

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Author: Steven G. Johnson
Date: Jun 15, 2008 19:07

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Author: Steven G. Johnson
Date: Jun 15, 2008 18:53

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Author: Emma
Date: Nov 9, 2007 01:44

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Author: **Rowland Croucher**
Date: Nov 8, 2007 15:40

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