http://public.cq.com/docs/hb/hbnews110-02553782.html
in the Congressional Quarterly, a press release from Rajeev Venkayya, the
end customer for the flu study that my colleagues and I worked on recently.
We ran hundreds of EpiSims runs for the study, as well as a similar number
of runs with
2. DIFFERENTIABILITY AND CONTINUITY (Nicholas Thompson)
Nick: Let me be your math consultant! Taught that stuff at Caltech many years!!
The mathematicians are horn swogglin' you with mis-understood function theory!
A'course the f'n roof is continuous. If it weren't the rain would come through!
I've always been at a bit of a loss to understand why novelist Cormac
McCarthy is in residence at SFI (apart from the fact that he's
brilliant and so are a lot of people there, and I'd certainly have
him in residence in my office if I could); but reading his Nobel-
winning post-apocalyptic
And three cheers to Cormac for telling Oprah You work your side of the
street and I'll work mine !!
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I for one would like to say thank you. My general sense has been
that not nearly enough has been done to attempt to protect us and
mitigate the impact of a pandemic.
So thanks! Well done!
db
On Jul 25, 2007, at 8:35 AM, Douglas Roberts wrote:
All,
Ok. I got it wrong.
Berlinsk's account of the proof first establishes a function for the distance
between the chord and function itself, h.
Then it says,
Two facts about h must now be invoked. First, h is continuous on (a, b) and
second, h is differentiable on (a, b).
I
Dear All,
AllI am trying to keep track, over a VERY slow modem, of all the arguments and
counter arguments that have come my way as a result of my attempts to find out
from you all what is essentially mathematical, what is essentially
computational, and what is essentially just plain good old
On Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at 12:09:07PM -0600, Nicholas Thompson wrote:
Deep down in the tangle of 's I just found this gem. The record is
two confused for me to know who to thank so I will thank you ALL.
What you have given is the handwaving version of the proof. The
trouble is that
Thanks, David. There was no way that the NIH-funded MIDAS project could say
No when the White House approached the MIDAS PI and requested that we do
the study (even if Bush is still in the White House).
;-{
The good news is that the White House staffer who ran the study was one of
the
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Yeah, I also remember a very sfi-ish small piece in Blood Meridian. I'm
traveling now and don't have the book so won't try to butcher a quote from
memory. But my hazy memory is that it had a bit about propagating information
structuring the world...
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From: David
No less great; but McCarthy was awarded a Pulitzer for The Road, not a
Nobel.
RL
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007, David Breecker wrote:
I've always been at a bit of a loss to understand why novelist Cormac
McCarthy is in residence at SFI (apart from the fact that he's
brilliant and so are a lot of
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