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|  | | An Essay On The Harmonic Series
This essay makes use of the terms of the harmonic series to derive some relationships existing between the terms and consequently herein lies a good bunch of beautiful relations between these terms, and the consequences of.
This essay makes use of the terms of the harmonic series to derive some relationships existing between the terms and consequently herein lies a good bunch of beautiful relations between these terms, and the consequences of.At the end of the essay, a finite matrix with infinitely many terms is derived from the above obtained relations. | | | | Essay On The Harmonic Series
The harmonic series'terms are analysed for possible underlying relations and those found are highlighted and put down clearly.
The harmonic series'terms are analysed for possible underlying relations and those found are highlighted and put down clearly.at the end of the essay, a finite matrix containing infinitely many terms is derived,in an attempt to use it to solve sysrems of equations. | | | | On The Possible Theorems From A Geometric Structure
This is a mathematical analysis of a phenomenon in a geometric structure
A book that derives a theorem from a simple observable phenomenon in a square | | | | Some facts on the degree-n Polynomial
herein lies a simple method for expanding out a factored product and a value of the number of ways in which a polynomial of degree-n can be written.
In this essay, a polynomial of degree-n has been supposed to have n roots so that it can be written as a product of which roots.Then we explain a method of expanding out this product with only the help of memory to hold values that must be added at the end of the computation of the value of the coefficient of a powe of x.At the end of the essay, a number is sought for, more precisely the number of ways it is possible to write a polynomial of degree-n with n roots. | | | | The nature of the point infinity
Infinity as the concept is approximately known to mathematicians, in here is given a different interpretation.
Infinity as the concept is approximately known to mathematicians, in here is given a different interpretation.And is rather interpreted as a unit of its own belonging to a scale that can be defined as the entity infinity is nothing but a concept. |
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Virolution
by Frank Ryan
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 Our human genome is full of viruses similar to HIV-1. These have played an important role in human evolution and still play an important role in human embryology and day-to-day chemistry. Just how important are they to our evolution past and future? |
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