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Showing posts with label integrals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label integrals. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Integrating a Jellyfish Using the Midpoint Rule
Yes, really.
Labels:
animals,
approximations,
integrals,
mathematics,
pictures,
snark
Monday, April 11, 2016
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
The Consequence of Calculating Annular Areas in Calculus
Well, or at least the consequence of making successful scientists feel bitter about it, as told by Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Was the Trapezoid Rule Invented in 1994?
Well, no.
But this 1994 paper claims to have invented this method, and it has 143 citations according to google scholar.
I tried quickly via google to figure out the earliest use of the trapezoid rule, but I was unable to do so. Let me know if you happen to know how old the rule actually is. I will remark, though, that I used the rule in high school in 1993. :)
(Tip of the cap to Karen Daniels.)
But this 1994 paper claims to have invented this method, and it has 143 citations according to google scholar.
I tried quickly via google to figure out the earliest use of the trapezoid rule, but I was unable to do so. Let me know if you happen to know how old the rule actually is. I will remark, though, that I used the rule in high school in 1993. :)
(Tip of the cap to Karen Daniels.)
Labels:
depressing,
integrals,
mathematics,
numerical analysis,
publications,
quadrature
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