'Infinite numbers' presentation slideshows

Paradoxes of the Infinite Kline XXV

Paradoxes of the Infinite Kline XXV. Pre-May Seminar March 14, 2011. Galileo Galilei (1564-1642). Galileo: Dialogue on Two New Sciences , 1638.

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Paradoxes

Paradoxes. The human mind has a capacity to accept paradoxes Humans like to classify things Paradoxes arise when an idea appears to fit in a class from one angle, but appears outside the class when viewed from a different perspective. Paradoxes often come up in mathematics.

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Textbook and Syllabus

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Finite and Infinite Sets, Null set

Finite and Infinite Sets, Null set. Finite Set is the set there are the elements equal Integer numbers or zero. In an finite set all the members of the set can be listed. If A repersents the set , then repersents the numbers of elements in the set,we write n(A). or #(A).

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Banishing Divergence David Alan Paterson 23 Aug 2011

Banishing Divergence David Alan Paterson 23 Aug 2011. Part 1. Infinite numbers as the limits of sequences of real numbers Part 2. Oscillatory sequences & applications. Banishing divergence: Omega. Banishing Divergence: Big O notation. Banishing Divergence: Archimedean Axiom.

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Spectrograms: Music Sampling and Discrete Fourier Coefficients

Tim Hurley. Spectrograms: Music Sampling and Discrete Fourier Coefficients. Spectrograms. Spectrograms are used to identify and analyze sounds Typically, x-axis represents time and y-axis represents frequency Spectrograms are used to visually represent a Discrete Fourier Transform.

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7.1 System of Equations

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