This is what's happening: (space after "-demonstrates wave particle duality")
This is the surrounding code:
\begin{multicols}{2}
\section*{\centerline{Classical Experiment}}
\begin{singlespace*}
\begin{itemize*}
\item demonstrates particle/wave duality
\end{itemize*}...
I am devising some extra credit projects and/or problems for my students.
Very few (in fact, only one) are actually studying chemistry. The rest are mostly engineers. I was hoping to come up with some things which would let them come at chemistry from the perspective of their other...
Hmm... I don't think from the ones of those I know how to use that they support such a feature (if so I'll be pretty miffed I never knew about it!). Fitting curves, yes, but you have to state explicitly the equation you are trying to fit.
In any case, I believe I have found what I was...
Does anyone remember a program (or know of something similar!) which, given a compilation of data, would search for equations which best fit the data?
The one I'm thinking of came out ~ a year ago. It was a Windows-only program but it worked fine under wine.
Unfortunately my time spent on...
If you're printing from the command line the way to tell it to do duplex printing is
lpr -Zduplex filetorprint.pdf
I think most programs (e.g., firefox, acrobat reader) let you edit the printing command they use, so just make sure the -Zduplex option is in there.
Oh, yes, that was a mistake! Thank you!
Well, let's say GPU programming is on my to do list, but it may be a while before I get to it. However, that is some pretty impressive output from the 5970. Maybe it would be worth getting one upfront as a bit of hovering encouragement to learn CUDA...
Thanks everybody for the input! I didn't even know they made 8-core chips. :p
So far this is what I'm planning to order, which hopefully accounts for everything:
Component: ASUS KGPE-D16 Dual Socket G34 AMD SR5690 SSI EEB 3.61 Dual 8/12 Core AMD Opteron 6000 series Server Motherboard
Price...
I have used Linux exclusively in college and it's always been a boon rather than any kind of problem. It will of course depend on the nature of your professors and the department whether you will ever run into an instance where you need or want to install some proprietary windows software...
I'm looking for as much computational power as possible for maybe 2-3 grand.
This looks like a nice setup fit to the purpose, but I thought it would be good to ask and see what other people know or have been doing. (fyi I'm not really a hardware guy myself)
Glad for any input!
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I want to make a matrix of values as so:
F(0,0) . . . F(1,n)
.
.
.
F(n,1) . . . F(n,n)
I could of course do it like this
list=[]
for i in range(0,n):
for j in range(0,n):
list.append(F(i,j))
a=array(list)
a.reshape(n,n)
But I am curious if there is a more...
QtiPlot is similar to origin:
http://soft.proindependent.com/qtiplot.html
Grace:
http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/doc/Tutorial.html#s6
Scigraphica:
http://scigraphica.sourceforge.net/
Simfit:
http://www.simfit.man.ac.uk/
Python...