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Rules for Integration Scalar Multiple Rule: The integral of a constant times a function is the constant times the integral of the function. Sum Rule: The integral of the sum of two functions is the sum of their separate integrals. Power Rule: , where The integral of a variable raised to a power, n, is the variable to the power (n + 1) over (n + 1), plus a constant. General Power Rule for Integration: where and C is a constant. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus: If f(x) is continuous on the interval [a,b], then where F(x) is any function such that F'(x) = f(x) for all x in [a,b]. Mean Value Theorem for Integrals: In the diagram, the area of the rectangle is the same as the area under the curve of f x ) between a and b The area of the rectangle is its height times its width: The area under the curve is The Mean Value Theorem for Integrals states that there is a value c such that these two areas are equal. The height of the rectangle f c ) is called the average value of f x ) between a and b Consequently, Integration by parts: With this technique we can sometimes replace one integral with another, possibly easier, integral.

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Contribute an Application Maple PowerTools What's New? Maple Links ... Maple Online Tour This is a complete set of Maple lessons for a Calculus 2 course. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Mathematics developed 24 of the lessons as part of their calculus sequence. Dr. Jack Wagner recently supplemented the collection with 12 new lessons. Download the full set of 36 Maple lessons Preview the lessons individually Lesson 1: Area Between Curves preview download Lesson 1a: Areas of Planar Regions preview download Lesson 2: Solids of Revolution preview download Lesson 3: Applications of Integration 1: Work preview download Lesson 4: Applications of Integration 2: Average Value of a Function preview download Lesson 5: Applications of Integration 3: Area of a Surface of Revolution preview download Lesson 6:

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Mesh Generation / Multigrid Integration of Psi Calculus and Hierarchical Multilevel Algorithms Multilevel algorithms for the solution of boundary-value and initial-boundary-value partial differential equations have gained popularity over the past two decades. These algorithms are very simple to program. Not only are they very efficient, they also take into account the physical dynamics of the underlying continuum problem. Multigrid techniques are based on hierarchical structure, ultimately reducing the errors systematically at different levels of the hierarchy. The goal of this research program is to further examine the applicabilities of the these numerical techniques and to incorporate the recently developed psi calculus with the hope of improving performance. Computer programs written using psi calculus primitives have the advantage of being dimension independent. Our preliminary results using the Poisson equation in two-dimension are promising. The simple V-cycle multilevel technique was used. The fine to coarse (restriction) and the coarse to fine (prolongation) conversions were done using psi calculus. Although no optimization have been exploited, the time complexities for the regular program and modified program (with psi calculus) seem to compare favorably with each other. Since the relaxation technique is what constitutes the computational bottleneck of the multigrid program, we are currently researching into ways to reduce this part to psi calculus. The Sequential Design and Implementation Return to Psi Project Efforts

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Sequential Mesh Generation / Multigrid Design and Implementation Coarse to Fine Dimension Independent Description The design description of a dimension independent grid generation for doubling the mesh size using Psi Calculus derivation. Pictorally, we can see how data expands from a coarse grid to a fine grid. Advantages of Psi Method No rewriting code for different cases Any dimension Any size matrix, not just square Guaranteed optimal cache usage Uses memory in linear fashion whenever possible Fixed code size regardless of size or dimension 179 lines of Assembler code Code doesn't need to be recompiled Portability Psi method works just as well without cache Multigrid method relys on cache Experiment Result Plot The experiment results were generated by two programs: the original multigrid program and a modified program which incorporates Psi Calculus Coarse-to-Fine and Fine-to-Coarse primitives. The code for changing grid sizes in the original multigrid program is specifically designed for 2-dimensional problems which cannot be directly reused if the dimensionality changes. On the other hand, both the two derivations (Coarse-to-Fine and Fine-to-Coarse) of the modified program(using Psi Calculus) are able to operate dimension independently without any modification of the code. This plot contains 5 sets of experiment results. The error used is 0.1 with 5 iterations of the V-cycle, each experiment runs 10 iterations. The grid size ranges between 2047x2047, 1023x1023, 512x512, 255x255, and 127x127; all the data type is float.

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Calculus Applied to the Real World for Calculus Applied to the Real World You can get back here from many parts of the Real World web site by pressing the yellow arrow. Syllabus Options About the Books Main Page Finite Mathematics Applied to the Real World Applied to the Real World Chapter 1 Functions and Graphs Introduction 1.1 Coordinates and Graphs 1.2 Functions and their Graphs 1.3 Linear Functions 1.4 Linear Models 1.5 Quadratic Functions and Models 1.6 Solving Equations Using Graphing Calculators or Computers You're the ExpertModeling the Demand for Poultry Review Exercises On-Line Chapter Summary On-Line Chapter True/False Quiz On-Line Chapter Review Exercises Additional On-Line Topics New Functions from Old: Scaled and Shifted Functions Fitting Functions to Data: Regression Math Tools for Chapter 1 Java Graphing Utility Simple Regression Utility Free Mac Grapher Chapter 2 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions Introduction 2.1 Exponential Functions and Applications 2.2 Continuous Growth and Decay and the Number e 2.3 Logarithmic Functions

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BS Mathematics Program Distribution Requirements Electives Specialization and Related Courses Undergraduate Course Listing Mathematics Boston University course schedule (student link) Full course listing MET MA 100 Elementary Algebra Introduction to algebraic concepts necessary for further study of mathematics. Linear equations and inequalities, graphing linear systems, exponents and polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, roots and radicals, and quadratic equations. Does not give College of Arts and Sciences credit. 4 cr MET MA 113 Elementary Statistics Prereq: MET MA 100 or equivalent. Primarily for students concentrating in business or the social sciences with limited preparation in mathematics. . Basic concepts of estimation and tests of hypotheses and probability. One-, two-, and multisample problems. 4 cr. Note: Only one of the following may be taken for credit: MET MA 113 or MA 213 MET MA 118 College Algebra and Trigonometry Prereq: MET MA 100 or equivalent.

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SCHOOLS TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH MONDAY 17th March 2003 Text Only Integral Calculus Integration Integral Calculus "It is interesting that, contrary to the customary order of presentation found in our college courses where we start with differentiation and later consider integration, the ideas of the integral calculus developed historically before those of differential calculus. Some time later, differentiation was created in connection with problems on tangents to curves and with questions about maxima and minima, and still later it was observed that integration and differentiation are related to each other as inverse operations" [Source: Eves.H, 'An Introduction to the History of Mathematics', p. 379] The beginnings of integral calculus were laid in a treatise of Archimedes (225 BCE). Leibniz invented his calculus sometime between 1673 and 1676. It was on October 29th 1675 that he first used the modern integral symbol as a long "s" derived from the initial of the Latin summa (sum). A few weeks later he was writing differentials and derivatives as we do today, as well as integrals like ydy and ydx Top In Jakob Bernoulli's solution to the problem of the isochronal curve, published in 1690, we meet the word 'integral' applied to calculus for the first time. Leibniz had labelled the integral calculus "

52. DC MetaData For:Malliavin Calculus And Skorohod Integration For Quantum Stochast Malliavin calculus and Skorohod integration for Quantum Stochastic Processes. KeywordsMalliavin calculus, Skorohod integration, Quantum Stochastic calculus. http://www.uni-greifswald.de/~wwwmathe/preprints/shadow/franz00_1.rdf.html

Malliavin Calculus and Skorohod Integration for Quantum Stochastic Processes Uwe Franz Preprint series: Preprintreihe Mathematik 4/2000, MSC 2000 81S25 Quantum stochastic calculus 60H07 Stochastic calculus of variations and the Malliavin calculus 60G15 Gaussian processes Abstract Keywords: Malliavin Calculus, Skorohod Integration, Quantum Stochastic Calculus

53. DC MetaData Pour: Malliavin Calculus And Skorohod Integration For Quantum Stocha Prépublication numéro 2000/8. Malliavin calculus and Skorohod integration forquantum stochastic processes. Auteur(s) Uwe FRANZ; Rémi LÉANDRE; René SCHOTT. http://www.iecn.u-nancy.fr/Preprint/publis/2000_leandre.Fri_Mar_17_16_28_26.html

Malliavin calculus and Skorohod integration for quantum stochastic processes Auteur(s): Uwe FRANZ Code(s) de Classification MSC 60H07 Stochastic calculus of variations and the Malliavin calculus 60B99 None of the above but in this section Malliavin calculus ; Skorohod integration ; quantum stochastic processes Date

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Integration of First Year Calculus and Physics Courses Two instructors at College of the Rockies devised a team teaching system to integrate the first year University Studies Calculus and Physics courses into a single course. In this course, Physics content motivates the Calculus concepts and the Calculus concepts provide the foundation for the Physics. The goal is to demystify both disciplines by showing their inter-relationship and, thereby, to increase student success. The two instructors involved in this project attended a professional development session several years ago focussed on collaborative teaching. They decided to try this approach. After a year, they refined the idea further by integrating their two disciplines. Locally Initiated Curriculum funding was made available through MAETT to assist with the initial development of the concept. The completion rate in Calculus for students across North America is only 50% while the completion rate in Physics is about 75%. By integrating the two disciplines, it is hoped that students will be able to see how each informs the other. Students are encouraged to move away from "compartmentalizing" the two disciplines. This year, a pre-test of the students in the combined course showed scores that were low in comparison to previous years. Nevertheless, by mid-term, half the class were achieving "A" standings in the course. Contact Persons:

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Integration of First Year Calculus and Physics Courses The comments below were written by delegates at the Kaleidoscope 2000 conference in response to a call for possible adaptations to their own work and suggestions for follow-up. An idea that should be reviewed and exported much more broadly. Very encouraging that there are such effectual, creative approaches to traditional technical and challenging programs.

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59. A Cellular Calculus For Signal Integration By T Cells Nature America, Inc. A cellular calculus for signal integration by T cellsAmanda V. Gett 1, 2 Philip D. Hodgkin 1. 1 Immune Regulation http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/ni/journal/v1/n3/abs/ni0900_239

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