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The effect of laser pulse on nonlinear thermoelasticity using an advanced analytical method. [PDF]
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Benchmarking deep learning methods for Cα atom prediction in cryo-EM density maps. [PDF]
BioinformaticsZhang T, Liu Z, Ma Y, Feng C, Han R.
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Computing and mathematics in society
Proceedings of the May 6-10, 1974, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '74, 1974The Panel will address selected areas of current interest where computing and mathematics have been successfully applied to societal problems. Those societal fields which have been chosen are biological systems, sociology, energy, and urban emergency services. Although interrelated each area has quite different characteristics.
Donald L. Thomsen Jr. +4 more
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Computational mathematical morphology
Signal Processing, 1994zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Edward R. Dougherty, Divyendu Sinha
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Computer Science Education, 1992
After years of discussion, the consensus among academic computer scientists seems to be that undergraduate computer science programs need more mathematical content. This mathematical content is not to be found in areas such as calculus and differential equation but in areas such as discrete mathematics and mathematical logic.
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After years of discussion, the consensus among academic computer scientists seems to be that undergraduate computer science programs need more mathematical content. This mathematical content is not to be found in areas such as calculus and differential equation but in areas such as discrete mathematics and mathematical logic.
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Journal of Statistical Physics, 1986
In this paper I illustrate, by examples, anecdotes, and theoretical speculations, what mathematics has done for computing, and what computing has done for mathematics.
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In this paper I illustrate, by examples, anecdotes, and theoretical speculations, what mathematics has done for computing, and what computing has done for mathematics.
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Art, computers and mathematics
Proceedings of the December 9-11, 1968, fall joint computer conference, part II on - AFIPS '68 (Fall, part II), 1968the computer is having an implosive effect upon the way we deal with a variety of problems. As an extension of man's senses, computer technology can provide an exciting new potential for the creation of art. The frontiers of knowledge in computer research suggest a new approach to problem solving in the arts.
Charles A. Csuri, James Shaffer
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Computer-Oriented Mathematics: Computers in Mathematics Education
The Mathematics Teacher, 1969The advent of the computer has served as a catalyst to the turmoil in mathematics and mathematics education during the past decade. Mathematicians have run the gamut from 1950 when only a few innovative souls ventured to use computers to explore solutions of mathematical relationships to the present time when a majority of those who make extensive use ...
Walter Koetke, Charles J. Zoet
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