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• [PDF File]Square Roots via Newton’s Method - MIT Mathematics

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  be equivalent to Newton’s method to find a root of f(x) = x2 a. Recall that Newton’s method finds an approximate root of f(x) = 0 from a guess x n by approximating f(x) as its tangent line f(x n)+f0(x n)(x x n),leadingtoanimprovedguessx n+1 fromtherootofthetangent: x n+1 = x n f(x n) f0(x n); andforf(x) = x2 ...

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• [PDF File]Math 70300 - Lehman

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  Math 70300 Homework 5 Due: November 14 1. Calculatetheintegralsusingcontourintegration. Completeexplanationsarerequired. (i) Z ∞ 0 dx x3 +1 (ii) Z ∞ 0 cosx

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• [PDF File]HOMEWORK SOLUTIONS - Cornell University

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  Let f(x) = ln x x2. Because f0(x) = 1 x x 2-2xlnx x4 = x(1-2lnx) x4 = 1-2lnx x3 we see that f0(x) < 0 for x > p e ˘ 1:65. We conclude that f is decreasing on the interval x 2. Since f is also positive and continuous on this interval, the Integral Test can be applied. By Integration by Parts, we find Z lnx x2 = - lnx x + Z x-2dx = - lnx x-1 x ...

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• [PDF File]Probability Distributions

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  σ2 X = V[X] = Z ∞ −∞ (x−µ X)2 f ... (Prob_X_le_x,muX,sigX). 3.2 The Log-Normal distribution The Normal distribution is symmetric and can be used to describe random variables that can take positive as well as negative values, regardless of the value of the mean and standard deviation. For

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• [PDF File]Euler-Maclaurin summation formula

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  2 + x2 12 x4 720 + x6 30240 x8 1209600 + x10 47900160 + :::: (6) 2 Preliminaries. Operators Dˆ andTˆ If f(x) is a “good” function (meaning that we can apply formulas of differential calculus without ’reservations’), then the correspondence f(x) ! f0(x) d dx f(x) (7) can be regarded as the operator of differentiation Dˆ d dx (8)

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• [PDF File]Techniques for finding the distribution of a transformation ...

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  A simple example might be a single random variable x withtransformation y =Φ(x)=log(x) (2) 1.2. Techniques for finding the distribution of a transformation of random variables. 1.2.1. Distribution function technique. ... gion in the x1,x2,x3, ...

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• [PDF File]Propagation of Errors—Basic Rules

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  f0(x) = 1=(2 p x), so the uncertainty in p x is –x 2 p x = 6 2£10 = 0:3 and we would report p x = 10:0§0:3. We cannot solve this problem by indirect use of rule 2. You might have thought of using x = p x£ p x, so –x x = p 2 – p x p x 10/5/01 5

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• [PDF File]Section 15.2 Limits and Continuity - University of Portland

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  3 However, if we move along the path y = z2 and x = z2, we have lim x→(0,0,0) xy +yz2 +xz2 x2 +y2 +z4 = lim x→(0,0,0) z4 +z4 +z4 z4 +z4 +z4 = 1, so the limit does not exist. 2. Continuity The definition of continuity for a function of two variables is a direct

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• [PDF File]Convex Functions - USM

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  2(x;y) = ln(xy) = lnx lny; for which Hf 2(x;y) = x 2 0 0 y 2 is also positive de nite on Q 1. It should be noted that it is only necessary for one of f 1(x;y) and f 2(x;y) to be strictly convex, for f(x;y) to be strictly convex, as long as both functions are at least convex. 2 Exercises 1. Chapter 2, Exercise 1ac 2. Chapter 2, Exercise 2ad 3 ...

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• [PDF File]SECTION 3 - University of Manitoba

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  SECTION 3.5 95 §3.5 Complex Logarithm Function The real logarithm function lnx is defined as the inverse of the exponential function — y =lnx is the unique solution of the equation x = ey.This works because ex is a one-to-one function; if x1 6=x2, then ex1 6=ex2.This is not the case for ez; we have seen that ez is 2πi-periodic so that all complex numbers of the form z +2nπi are

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• [PDF File]6.2 Properties of Logarithms

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  6.2 Properties of Logarithms 439 log 2 8 x = log 2(8) log 2(x) Quotient Rule = 3 log 2(x) Since 23 = 8 = log 2(x) + 3 2.In the expression log 0:1 10x2, we have a power (the x2) and a product.In order to use the Product Rule, the entire quantity inside the logarithm must be raised to the same exponent.

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• [PDF File]Data Transforms: Natural Logarithms and Square Roots

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  X l n (X)/ s q r) Natural log Square root-2.5-2-1.5-1-0.5 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 12345 X Looking at the inset figure we can see that logging values that are less than 1 on the X axis will result in negative log values; even though this may seem to be a problem intuitively, it is not. This is because ln(1)=0 , therefore ln(

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• [PDF File]Maximum Likelihood Estimation

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  The log-likelihood function is then lnL(θ|y,X)=− n 2 ln(2π)− n 2 ln(σ2)− 1 2σ2 (y −Xβ)0(y −Xβ) Example 4 AR(1) model with Normal Errors To be completed 1.2 The Maximum Likelihood Estimator

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• [PDF File]Logarithms

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  2. x= log 5 125 3. x= log 2 (1=4) 4. 2 = log x (16) 5. 3 = log 2 x. Section 2: Rules of Logarithms 5 2. Rules of Logarithms Let a;M;Nbe positive real numbers and kbe any number. Then the following important rules apply to logarithms. 1: log a MN = log a M+ log a N 2: log a M N = log a M log a N 3: log a mk = klog a M 4: log a a = 1

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• [PDF File]10 Moment generating functions

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  10 MOMENT GENERATING FUNCTIONS 121 Why are moment generating functions useful? One reason is the computation of large devia-tions. Let Sn = X1 +···+Xn, where Xi are independent and identically distributed as X, with expectation EX= µand moment generating function φ.

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• [PDF File]Appendix A Introduction to Mathematica Commands

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  A.1. Standard commands 3 Functions from calculus Mathematica Name Function Log[x] natural logarithm, ln(x) or log(x) Log[10,x] common logarithm, log10(x) Exp[x] exponential function, ex Power[x,y]or x^y power function, xy Sqrt[x] square root function,

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• [PDF File]Solution: Mathematica Input Mathematica Output

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  f(x)= √ 1−x2, input the following in Mathematica, con rming it is a half-circle. Plot[Sqrt[1 - x^2], {x, -1, 1}, AspectRatio -> Automatic] (b)Find a polar equation, r=g( ), whose graph is the same as in part (a). Be sure to give the domain for your independent variable. Solution: r=1, for 0 ≤ ≤ˇ

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• [PDF File]Ro o t Findi ng - Emory University

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  Consi der the equ at ion x = cos! ! 2 x ". C onvert this equation into the standar d for m f (x ) = 0 and henc e show that it has a solu tion x! $ (0 ,1) . [Hint: U se the Interm ediate V alue The orem (see Pr obl em 6.0. 1) on f (x ).] 6. 1 Fi xedÐP oi n t Iter at io n

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• [PDF File]Probabilities, Greyscales, and Histograms

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  • Define a new random variable: D = (M - m)2. – Assume independence of sampling process Root mean squared difference between true mean and sample mean is stdev/sqrt(N). As number of samples –> infty, sample mean –> true mean. Independence –> E[xy] = E[x]E[y] Number of terms off diagonal

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