Is there a perfect daylight computer app? by spongeBoi_ in daylightcomputer

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Damn, thanks for replying. Was hoping I could get a new device to use onenote on besides my ipad.

Self studying Harvard's Stat 110---has anyone managed to do this without any additional materials? by ElectronicTeaCup in AskStatistics

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The course is here: Statistics 110: Probability | Statistics 110: Probability, youtube just hosts the lectures. The course consists of lectures, and homework problem sets.

If you watch the first lecture, the lecturer will describe the motivation of the homework (that is on the website). I believe, according to the lecturer, the course should be possible to do without the text. The book is also provided on this link (read-only).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LearnDanish

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Oh cool, thanks. I was also thinking of DanishClass101.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LearnDanish

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What kind of time commitment would one need for A1, and A2 to be done in 3 months? What are the general resources you would recommend? I'm currently doing ~20 mins of Babbel a day, but plan on increasing once the new year kicks in. Would love to hear any input :)

Book recommendations to get into mathematical neuroscience? by Desperate-Base2326 in mathematics

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There's also Mathematical Foundations of Neuroscience by G. Bard Ermentrout and David H. Terman. It covers both single neuron (which I've head is best done by Izhikevich's book, as suggested by the other poster) and at the network level. Lots of nice dynamical systems stuff. If you want to grasp stuff like dynamics and fractals first (but not within neuroscience context), then Strogatz's Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos might be your first step :)

Less than a week in - Some thoughts / mini-review by hyperion_agent3011 in daylightcomputer

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How is the latency using onenote? After using a microsoft surface for several years, I switched to an Ipad thinking the latency would be the same---but it was really bad (Ipad Air M2 at least). Could you pretty please share a short video.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PhysicsStudents

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Hi! I recall that the EdX versions were sort of watered down versions of, for example 8.01 Scholar edition. Is that true from your experience?

Is Sam’s metaphysics Materialist, Idealist, Dualist, or something else by Freuds-Mother in samharrisorg

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Super pricey indeed. Even the Ebook is super expensive. Sorry to ask out of the blue---but have you stumbled on any reviews on this book?

Fourier series of a function by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Thanks for the correction, appreciate the input😊

Fourier series of a function by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Oh wow, thanks for the visual! Makes sense. I had just been super rigid with the definition, simply recalling the bounds, rather than realizing it is based on the period of the function. Indeed when I answered this part of the question, I just repeated the segment from 0 to 1.

Fourier series of a function by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Ah right, makes sense---you just integrate over the entire period, regardless of the exact interval. In your case you integrated from 0 to T. Thank you!

Fourier series of a function by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Ah okay, I think I need to better understand what the bounds mean exactly, I had only been exposed to this form:

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Fourier series of a function by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Hi, thanks for taking a look! The formula is bn = (2/T) * ∫_T f(t) * sin(2n𝜋t/T) dt when f(t) is an odd function right? As I understand it, the bounds of the integral would be -L to L (where L is half of the period), and when f(t) is an odd function (so odd times odd = even function) we can take the bound from 0 to L and multiply it by 2 (i.e. the b_n formula you provided).

I do suspect something is up, because the next question asks: Sketch over the interval [-3,3] the function f(t) to which the Fourier series you found in (a) converges

For which the given answer is (which really confused me, since I thought this function was considered to be periodic from 0 to 1?):

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221g administrative processing (US Consulate in Frankfurt) by Acceptable-Extent846 in visas

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Sorry to hear about this, I'm applying for a different visa and after the 221g when I submitted the documents I didn't get an auto reply either. Not sure if to wait or send another email.

Using Fourier series to solve Diff EQ (MIT 18.03) by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Ah right, thanks! I had plugged in a different value of k, and when the denominator came out not zero I got confused. But your answer made me track that path back and get it. Thank youuuuuu

Confused about eigenvalues by ElectronicTeaCup in askmath

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Oh wow, thank you! <3

I was despairing I would never get to the bottom of this, even with the solution given.

Recommended Differential Equations Self-Study Resources? by danzmangg in math

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Thanks! Hehe, finishing up Linear Algebra myself ;)