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yes it is...

casperyc 962
October 07 2009

yes it is exactly what i mean. I want all computation to be done in modulo 26.

and i am looing for an easy way to do it.

 

Thank you anyway.

casper

 

how to be sure...

casperyc 962
December 01 2008
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Hi there,

 

may I just say I dont see much difference between your code and the code above yours.

However ,as you said his code didnt give the right picture.

since I will use maple to check a lot this kind of transformation for my stats course

how can I be sure get the right picture  in oder to get some idea what's the correct range for U1 and U2?

 

Thanks

how to be sure...

casperyc 962
December 01 2008

Hi there,

 

may I just say I dont see much difference between your code and the code above yours.

However ,as you said his code didnt give the right picture.

since I will use maple to check a lot this kind of transformation for my stats course

how can I be sure get the right picture  in oder to get some idea what's the correct range for U1 and U2?

 

Thanks

confused................

casperyc 962
November 29 2008
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Before I had the plot I thought it's from rectangle to the whole plan i.e. U[1] andU[2] are from - infinity to + infinity But the plot seems to have range from -2..2 ? which one is it? Thanks Casper

confused................

casperyc 962
November 29 2008
Before I had the plot I thought it's from rectangle to the whole plan i.e. U[1] andU[2] are from - infinity to + infinity But the plot seems to have range from -2..2 ? which one is it? Thanks Casper

why is this?...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
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Hi, in your command U[1]:= ( -2 * ln(y1) )^(1/2) * cos(2*Pi* y2); U[2]:= ( -2 * ln(y1) )^(1/2) * sin(2*Pi* y2); plot([seq([U[1],U[2],y2=0 .. 1], y1=0.1*[$1..10]), ############### seq([U[1],U[2],y1=0.1 .. 1], y2=0.1*[$1..10])],colour=[red$10,blue$10], ################ here why y1 is from 0.1 to 1 ?? scaling=constrained, axes=box); Thanks

why is this?...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
Hi, in your command U[1]:= ( -2 * ln(y1) )^(1/2) * cos(2*Pi* y2); U[2]:= ( -2 * ln(y1) )^(1/2) * sin(2*Pi* y2); plot([seq([U[1],U[2],y2=0 .. 1], y1=0.1*[$1..10]), ############### seq([U[1],U[2],y1=0.1 .. 1], y2=0.1*[$1..10])],colour=[red$10,blue$10], ################ here why y1 is from 0.1 to 1 ?? scaling=constrained, axes=box); Thanks

now i can see the range for U[1] and U[2...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
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now i can see the range for U[1] and U[2] they are from (-2,2), right? thanks Casper

now i can see the range for U[1] and U[2...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
now i can see the range for U[1] and U[2] they are from (-2,2), right? thanks Casper

thanks anyway...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
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Thank you Casper

thanks anyway...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
Thank you Casper

Hi, Oh, I see. Thanks...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
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Hi, Oh, I see. Thanks

Hi, Oh, I see. Thanks...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
Hi, Oh, I see. Thanks

YES...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
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Hi, Yes. I want the curve (U[1], U[2]). Thanks Casper

YES...

casperyc 962
November 28 2008
Hi, Yes. I want the curve (U[1], U[2]). Thanks Casper
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