61. Run-Time Math Function Evaluation In Excel Runtime math formulas Evaluation in Excel. by Leonardo Volpi, April 2003. This article explains how to evaluate in Excel functions f(x), f(x,y) that are http://digilander.libero.it/foxes/mathparser/Run_Time_ Math_Formula_ Excel.htm

Foxes Team Runtime Math Formulas Evaluation in Excel by Leonardo Volpi, April 2003 This article explains how to evaluate in Excel functions f(x), f(x,y) that are passed as string like "x^2+3*x+1", "sin(x^2+y^2)", "1/5+x/y", etc. Expression string can be both symbolic or numerical. The code is in VBA and works all in and only in EXCEL 97/98/2000. It can be used for user functions and macros as well. Built-in Evaluation Method Excel has the Evaluation method of the Application object that can be used for this scope. Its main limitation is that it can evaluate only numeric expression. However, it can evaluate practically all common elementary functions. Take care that the functions recognized are not exactly the same of built-in VBA code nor the built-in worksheet functions. List of functions recognized by Excel Evaluation Method: *, /, +, -, ^, abs, atan, cos, exp, round, int, ln, log, rand, sign, sin, sqrt, tan, acos, asin, cosh, sinh, tanh, acosh, asinh, atanh, fact, min, max, mod For a general purpose evaluator we have to add an extra code that accept also symbolic variables.

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This little formula does absolutely nothing (that i know of). Actually, I do... it all started way back at Kutztown University . I was a math major. Then I realized that computers were more my thing. One day I was screwing around with some numbers and came upon this little formula (actually, I just found the pattern). Four years later, Dr. Thang Bui from Penn State Harrisburg helped me get the formula into an explainable format. Basically, what the formula says is this: take an arbitrary n take n+1 (k) positive consecutive integers take those integers to the power n subtract the lesser from the greater going down the column, forming a new column this should leave you with a column containing one less element than before keep doing this until you get one number (a total of n columns of subtraction) this number is n factorial (n!) Example: pick n = 3, n + 1 numbers (1, 2, 3, 4) k^3 the rightmost number is 6 which is 3! (that's 3 factorial). if you were to continue this by adding 5^3 to the leftmost column and began subtracting in the same way, the answer after n columns of subtraction would still be 6. you can start at 1456 and the same thing would happen (1456, 1457, 1458, 1459). this is also handy for showing that 0! = 1 (although NOT a proof!)

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Back Math Formulas Rounding Integer Absolute Value Count If ... Sum If Without a doubt, the Math Function that I (and most people I come in contact with) use the most is the Round Function . The syntax for this is =ROUND(number,number of digits), where "number" is the value you want to round (it can be a number or a formula) and "number of digits" is the number of decimal places you want to round. For example, =ROUND(1/3,2) will return 0.33. This is particulary useful when dealing with currency calculations. Note, you can specify a negative number or zero for "number of digits". Specifying zero will return an integer while a negative number will round to the left of the decimal place. An example of this is =ROUND(1000/3,-2), which returns a value of 300. There are also few ways to round a number/formula up or down. If you want to round up a number/formula (away from zero), then you want to use the Roundup Function . The syntax is =ROUNDUP(number,number of digits). Note that the syntax is very similar to the Round Function. =ROUNDUP(1/3,0) will return the value of 1. If you are looking to round down your number/formula (towards zero), then use the

67. [oclug] Text With Math Formulas What would be a functional way to incorporate math formulas into text. I have gVim and OpenOffice. I would like to use gVim if I can. http://tux.oclug.on.ca/pipermail/oclug/2003-December/036428.html

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[oclug] text with math formulas Peter Timusk ptimusk at sympatico.ca Mon Dec 15 22:17:48 EST 2003 Previous message: [oclug] text with math formulas Next message: [oclug] text with math formulas Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi, I am have some text that contains math formulas. Using MS Word is a huge pain for me. Plus, I will not have access to a Windows machine during the holidays. What would be a functional way to incorporate math formulas into text. I have gVim and OpenOffice. I would like to use gVim if I can. However, I can use OpenOffice if it really comes down to it. what do you suggest? Petro Peter Timusk, B.Math, just trying to stay linear. Previous message: [oclug] text with math formulas Next message: [oclug] text with math formulas Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the OCLUG mailing list

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71. Patents@aful.org Re European arguing for patenting pure math formulas Gregory Aharonian Re European arguing for patenting pure math formulas. From Martin Wahlén http://www.aful.org/wws/arc/patents/2001-05/msg00207.html

Login Pref Your subscriptions Home Help patents@aful.org software patents mailing list List info Subscribers: Owners jp@nexedi.com jp@smets.com Hartmut Pilch Moderators Subscribe Unsubscribe Archive Post Advanced search Chronological Thread Re: European arguing for patenting pure math formulas Gregory Aharonian From Subject : Re: European arguing for patenting pure math formulas Date : Thu, 10 May 2001 16:25:35 -0400 (EDT) Hartmut writes: A patent on an invention in the realm of applied natural science is valid until the day when someone has mathematically reduced it to prior knowledge. So I suppose you are against all chemical patents, since I can reduce all chemical structures to quantum mechanical wavefunctions, derive new chemical by combining such wavefunctions, and even test out the properties by doing quantum mechanical calculations. And if you are against chemicals, you must also be against chemical compositions and gene sequences, because they are mostly linear superpositions of quantum mechanical wave functions.

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Login Pref Your subscriptions Home Help patents@aful.org software patents mailing list List info Subscribers: Owners jp@nexedi.com jp@smets.com Hartmut Pilch Moderators Subscribe Unsubscribe Archive Post Advanced search Chronological Thread Re: European arguing for patenting pure math formulas John Tobey From Subject : Re: European arguing for patenting pure math formulas Date : Fri, 11 May 2001 15:13:36 -0400 References 200105102025.QAA08999@world.std.com 20010511143852.C11785@margaux.inria.fr I am completely against swpat, but Greg has a somewhat valid criticism of Hartmut's formula, and we will get further with real arguments than with false accusations. Greg's grain of truth: a mathematical proof is relatively easy when one knows what is to be proved. I rephrase Hartmut's statement: A patent on an invention in the realm of applied natural science is valid until the day when someone has mathematically deduced it from prior knowledge in a cheap process that does not benefit from knowledge of the patented material. But this rule may not exclude all software patents, since proving

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74. [thelist] Wordperfect Docs With Math Formulas On The Web thelist wordperfect docs with math formulas on the web. Jon Haworth jhaworth at witanjardine.co.uk Thu Aug 30 094559 2001 http://lists.evolt.org/archive/Week-of-Mon-20010827/056323.html

[thelist] wordperfect docs with math formulas on the web Jon Haworth jhaworth at witanjardine.co.uk Thu Aug 30 09:45:59 2001 Previous message: [thelist] browser resizer app Next message: [thelist] browser resizer app Return to the message index sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi Liz, You might want to look into MathML: http://www.w3.org/Math/ I'm not sure what the browser support is like, but it's a markup language designed for displaying formulae - you can see some examples as part of the spec at http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WD-MathML2-19991222/chapter2.html#fund:examples It will probably require a fair amount of work on your part to convert all the formulae to MathML but it might be your best bet at getting them on the web - although there's probably another much easier way that someone is going to post about in the next 5 mins :-) HTH Jon -Original Message- From: Elizabeth Hincks [mailto: liz.hincks@tufts.edu ] Sent: 30 August 2001 15:17 To: thelist@lists.evolt.org Previous message: [thelist] browser resizer app Next message: [thelist] browser resizer app Return to the message index sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

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[thelist] wordperfect docs with math formulas on the web Elizabeth Hincks liz.hincks at tufts.edu Thu Aug 30 09:21:30 2001 Previous message: [thelist] CSS Question... Next message: [thelist] wordperfect docs with math formulas on the web Return to the message index sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi folks, I'm a bit desperate for a solution. I have several word perfect files that have mathematical formulas inside the document. I want to put these on the web. I can't create PDFs from them....or does a later version of WP have that option? I have tried saving them as word files...but the equations don't show up. I tried installing something called an "equation editor" into word but it still doesn't see the formulas. I tried cutting and pasting the formulas ....If there is a solution ...please let me know! thanks, Liz - Elizabeth L. Hincks liz.hincks@tufts.edu http://www.fletcher.tufts.edu Previous message: [thelist] CSS Question... Next message: [thelist] wordperfect docs with math formulas on the web Return to the message index sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

76. 1300 Math Formulas - Alex Svirin - Adobe Reader EBooks 1300 math formulas Alex Svirin - Adobe Reader eBook - Multiple viewing options, advanced navigation, search, and bookmarks. Download Now! - Get eBooks! http://www.ebookmall.com/ebook/163896-ebook.htm

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78. EM Treatise Mathematics Software - Learning Math Formulas Describes EM Treatise EMTeachline mathematics software product for learning math formulas. Covered subjects are in arithmetic, algebra, trigonometry and http://www.emteachline.com/eng/fc1.htm

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