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Wave modelling of 3 + 1 dimensional Wazwaz Kaur Boussinesq equation with the bilinear neural network method. [PDF]

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Shahen NHM, Al Amin M, Uddin MM, Foyjonnesa, Rahman MM.   +4 more
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CONTINUING TEACHER EDUCATION COURSES OF COMPUTATIONAL RESOURCES IN THE TEACHING OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS: CREATION, APPLICATION AND STUDY

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Ítalo Gabriel Neide, Maria Madalena Dullius, Marli Teresinha Quartieri   +2 more
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Design parallel and sequential quantum algorithms via spectral element method on distributed quantum architectures. [PDF]

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Correction for Kolomenskiy et al., Scaling and mechanical optimality of bristled wings in microinsects. [PDF]

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Computer-Oriented Mathematics: Computers in Mathematics Education

The Mathematics Teacher, 1969
The 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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Nonconstructive Computational Mathematics

Journal of Automated Reasoning, 1998
This paper is in the nature of a survey, and has two aspects. The first is about the proof-theoretic strength of \(\text{PRA}^*\), primitive recursive arithmetic strengthened by application of the minimum operator at most once. The second aspect is a comparison of \(\text{PRA}^*\) and the Boyer-Moore theorem prover NQTHM.
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Mathematics and Computing

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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Mathematical Consultants, Computational Mathematics and Mathematica Engineering

The American Mathematical Monthly, 1955
(1955). Mathematical Consultants, Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Engineering. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 62, No. 8, pp. 565-571.
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