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Author: Wade WardWade Ward Date: Nov 17, 2007 19:10
num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup, so I'll start this discussion
in c.l.f., to which it has relevance.
## contract22.pl
## contraction in perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my $number1 = 42;
my $toploop1 = 2.71;
my $bottom1 = 2.71;
my $diff = 2.71;
my $power = 2;
my $base = .5;
my $comp = -.00057;
my $alpha1 = -.00057;
my $alpha2= -.00057;
my $avg = -.00057;
$power = $power - 1;
$comp = $base**$power;
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Author: Rich TownsendRich Townsend Date: Nov 17, 2007 19:17
Wade Ward wrote:
> num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup, so I'll start this discussion
> in c.l.f., to which it has relevance.
>
> ## contract22.pl
> ## contraction in perl
>
> use strict;
> use warnings;
>
> my $number1 = 42;
> my $toploop1 = 2.71;
> my $bottom1 = 2.71;
> my $diff = 2.71;
> my $power = 2;
> my $base = .5;
> my $comp = -.00057;
> my $alpha1 = -.00057;
> my $alpha2= -.00057;
> my $avg = -.00057; ...
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Author: Wade WardWade Ward Date: Nov 17, 2007 20:30
repost.
f'up set to sci.math.num-analysis.
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President
Merrill Jensen Consulting
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"Rich Townsend" barVOIDtol.udel.edu> wrote in message
news:fhoas8$hje$1@scrotar.nss.udel.edu...> Wade Ward wrote:
>> num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup...
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Author: John HarperJohn Harper Date: Nov 18, 2007 12:35
>num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup, so I'll start this discussion
>in c.l.f., to which it has relevance.
>
>I'd like to work this up in fortran with a differing result, i.e. success.
>What I lack is the ng name for english-language number crunching. I'd like
>to get myself square with Knuth before I fail again in another syntax.
>
>num sci analysis?
One such group is sci.math.num-analysis but I don't know if there are
others.
-- John Harper, School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science,
Victoria University, PO Box 600, Wellington 6140, New Zealand
e-mail john.harper@ vuw.ac.nz phone (+64)(4)463 5341 fax (+64)(4)463 5045
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Author: BeliavskyBeliavsky Date: Nov 19, 2007 05:48
>>num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup, so I'll start this discussion
>>in c.l.f., to which it has relevance.
>
>>I'd like to work this up in fortran with a differing result, i.e. success.
>>What I lack is the ng name for english-language number crunching. I'd like
>>to get myself square with Knuth before I fail again in another syntax.
>
>>num sci analysis?
>
> One such group is sci.math.num-analysis but I don't know if there are
> others.
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Author: robinrobin Date: Dec 19, 2007 17:23
> num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup,
sci.math.num-analysis
is.
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Author: wadewade Date: Dec 19, 2007 19:30
On Nov 19, 6:48 am, Beliavsky aol.com> wrote:> On Nov 18, 3:35 pm, har...@ mcs.vuw.ac.nz (John Harper) wrote:
> >
>> Wade Ward zaxfuuq.net> wrote:>>>num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup, so I'll start this discussion
>>>in c.l.f., to which it has relevance.
>
>>>I'd like to work this up in fortran with a differing result, i.e. success.
>>>What I lack is the ng name for english-language number crunching. I'd like
>>>to get myself square with Knuth before I fail again in another syntax.
>
>>>num sci analysis?
>
>> One such group is sci.math.num-analysis but I don't know if there are
>> others.
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Author: Steven G. KarglSteven G. Kargl Date: Dec 19, 2007 19:58
> On Nov 19, 6:48 am, Beliavsky aol.com> wrote:>> On Nov 18, 3:35 pm, har...@ mcs.vuw.ac.nz (John Harper) wrote:
>> >>
>>> Wade Ward zaxfuuq.net> wrote:>>>>num.analysis doesn't appear to be a newsgroup, so I'll start this discussion
>>>>in c.l.f., to which it has relevance.
>>
>>>>I'd like to work this up in fortran with a differing result, i.e. success.
>>>>What I lack is the ng name for english-language number crunching. I'd like
>>>>to get myself square with Knuth before I fail again in another syntax.
>>
>>>>num sci analysis?
>>
>>> One such group is sci.math.num-analysis but I don't know if there are
>>> others.
>> ...
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Author: Gerry FordGerry Ford Date: Dec 19, 2007 23:07
>> I mentioned the word "spammy" in regard to the weekly NA above.
>> Specifically, I said it didn't look spammy. Steve Kargl objected, as
>> it appears they have a goodly amount of nuisance information...
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Author: Paul J GansPaul J Gans Date: Dec 24, 2007 08:53
In sci.math.num-analysis Olin Perry Norton wrote:
>>> eugene@ cse.ucsc.edu (Eugene Miya) writes:
>>> [snip]
>>>If 'latter' means 's.m.n', does the mailing list get the
>>>large volume of spam that appears in 's.m.n'? I'm referring
>>>to the recent increase (over the last 3 months) in requests
>>>for solution manuals for nearly every text book in existence. > I have noticed this too, and I was wondering why?
> What makes these pinheads think that "numerical analysis"
> is an appropriate newsgroup to request the solution manual
> for a textbook?
It is very likely a spamming technique. This newsgroup has a
reputation as a serious group. A spammer, posting an announcement
for "free answer books" will then be taken seriously by many
innocents, primarily students.
They then post requests to the newsgroup, effectively filling it
with spam, while the original poster is busy laughing at the
gullibility of other human beings.
The best experimental cure for this is to ignore all such messages.
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