Am 15.10.2020 16:20 schrieb Hauke Rehr:
Hello Stefan,
I guess by your name and email adress that you’re from austria
so you could read and understand German.
I took lecture notes last year in a Numerics course here at the
university of Jena and implemented nearly all of the algorithms
using J, with coloured J lines interspersed with the notes.
(typeset with LaTeX and the minted package)
I used explicit code in some places but most of it is tacit
and thus without for. style loops. But of course there need
to be ^: style loops in many places.
EDIT: I just did a /for\. search and it turned out I didn’t
use it at all
For example, the line for the newton representation of the
lagrange polynomial reads
Newton =: 1 : ’[: +/ (nbase pmul u divdiff)\’ NB. pmul aus Beispiel
1.40
where 1.40 is a clickable back-reference. All the other names
have been defined in the current section.
Up to that point there are no explicit definitions at all.
If you’re interested, I’ll ask if I may send you the pdf file
(I guess it will be okay) in case you’re interested.
cheers,
Hauke
Hello Hauke,
being from Germany, too, I'm also very interested in your lecture notes.
If it was possible to get a copy, I'd very much appreciate getting one.
Regards,
Thomas
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