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Jacobi Polynomials in an Orthogonal Collocation MethodStrips of Equal Width on a Sphere Have Equal Surface AreasThe Arbelos11 New Numerical Functions in Mathematica 7
Jacobi Polynomials in an Orthogonal Collocation Method
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Strips of Equal Width on a Sphere Have Equal Surface Areas
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The Arbelos
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11 New Numerical Functions in Mathematica 7
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Derivatives of SineZeros of a Perturbed PolynomialUnsteady-State Evaporation in an Infinite TubeSystem of Pendulums: A Realization of the Sine-Gordon Model
Derivatives of Sine
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Zeros of a Perturbed Polynomial
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Unsteady-State Evaporation in an Infinite Tube
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System of Pendulums: A Realization of the Sine-Gordon Model
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The Pigford ProblemStolarsky Approximations to Popular MeansAsymptotic ExpansionsDirectional Derivatives and the Gradient
The Pigford Problem
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Stolarsky Approximations to Popular Means
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Asymptotic Expansions
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Directional Derivatives and the Gradient
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Visualizing Jerk: Change of AccelerationInvestigating Limits NumericallyFractional Derivative of a PowerBeta Cube
Visualizing Jerk: Change of Acceleration
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Investigating Limits Numerically
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Fractional Derivative of a Power
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Beta Cube
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Transient Diffusion in a Bilayer SystemLaser Lineshape and Frequency Fluctuations: Low-Pass Filtered White NoiseSolution of One-Dimensional Stefan Problem with Orthogonal CollocationArea of Epicycloid and Hypocycloid
Transient Diffusion in a Bilayer SystemLaser Lineshape and Frequency Fluctuations: Low-Pass Filtered White NoiseSolution of One-Dimensional Stefan Problem with Orthogonal CollocationArea of Epicycloid and Hypocycloid

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