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Do you have any suggestions? I'm starting ib next fall and I'm currently trying to figure out which math would suit my future plans. Thanks for the info. It was really useful. I need to choose my IB options for next year and the paper needs to be handed in a few weeks time!
I am going to take physics HL too. Which one would you recommend? MikahTannert I suppose either one at HL is fine. I plan to study in Canada since I am Canadian myself. Canadian schools are not generally strict about pre-requistes and either one at HL are ok. Therefore, math AA is the harder level compared to AI.
AA is more traditional and sometimes calculators and not permitted in exams. It is more algebra heavy. I am Jaya and I will be starting IB in a month.
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Which one would be recommended for someone who wants to pursue business management according to you? The stats unit is excellent for business and economics. It's most likely easier than the current Math HL. The best preparation for either HL is to use a site like Khan Academy and ensure that you are rock solid on all math covered up to now. You don't really need to study ahead, just make sure you can do grade math with speed and confidence.
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But generally they are happier to see HL at 6 than SL at 7. Basically if you back out of HL in a few weeks then it may mean you are not fully ready for SL either to secure the 7. If you are not that good at math, your immediate goal should be to catch up on any weakness you may have in the last years of math learning. The topics in the courses are listed above, in my first post. Calculus should not be a big factor in AA vs AI. I want you to understand the difficulty of these two HL courses. A duality approximation method combined with an adaptive finite element method is applied to solve a free boundary problem with periodic boundary conditions in lubrication theory.
This paper proposes a computational method to describe evolution solutions of known classes of time-dependent equilibrium problems such as time-dependent traffic network, market equilibrium or oligopoly problems, and dynamic noncooperative games. Equilibrium solutions for these classes have been studied extensively from both a theoretical regularity, stability behaviour and a computational point of view.
In this paper we highlight a method to further study the solution set of such problems from a dynamical systems perspective, namely we study their behaviour when they are not in an market, traffic, financial, etc. To this end, we define what is meant by an evolution solution for a time-dependent equilibrium problem and we introduce a computational method for tracking and visualizing evolution solutions using a projected dynamical system defined on a carefully chosen L 2 -space.
We strengthen our results with various examples. In the paper we present basic results for generalized metric spaces: Cantor, Banach and Baire theorems, well known and widely applied in metric spaces and mathematics.
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In this paper we survey a number of recent perturbed versions of Ostrowski inequality that have been obtained by the author and provide their connections with numerous classical results of interest. Several concrete examples of continuums G are given for which these generalized operators can explicitly be constructed. We obtain a sufficient condition for a sequence of positive linear approximation operators to possess a Mamedov-type property and give an application to the Durrmeyer approximation process.
In this chapter, we characterize the functions with values in a Banach space which can be approximated by additive mappings, with a given error. Also, we give a characterization of functions with values in a Banach space which can be approximated by a quadratic mapping, with a given error.
In the present article, we study certain approximation properties of the modified form of generalized Baskakov operators introduced by Erencin Appl. We estimate a recurrence relation for the moments of their Durrmeyer type modification. First we estimate rate of convergence for functions having derivatives of bounded variation.
Next, we discuss some direct results in simultaneous approximation by these operators, e. The main reason for this is to be able to apply standard variational methods.
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Thus the notion of viscosity solution enters into the picture. We study both the Dirichlet and the Neumann case. We derive, by using umbral calculus techniques, several recurrence relations for these polynomials and investigate connections between our polynomials and several known families of polynomials. In this expository paper we survey the most important progress in the growth problem for Hadamard matrices. The history of the problem is presented, the importance of determinant calculations is highlighted, and the relevant open problems are discussed.
Emphasis is laid on the contribution of determinant manipulations to the study of the growth factor for Hadamard matrices after application of Gaussian Elimination with complete pivoting on them, which is an important scientific field in Numerical Analysis. The use of localized summability kernels leads to a wavelet-like representation, using the Fourier—Jacobi coefficients of f , so as to characterize the smoothness of f in a neighborhood of each point in terms of the behavior of the terms of this representation. In this paper a brief historical survey of the development of quadrature rules with multiple nodes and the maximal algebraic degree of exactness is given.
The natural generalization of such rules are quadrature rules with multiple nodes and the maximal degree of exactness in some functional spaces that are different from the space of algebraic polynomial. For that purpose we present a generalized quadrature rules considered by Ghizzeti and Ossicini Quadrature Formulae, Academie, Berlin, and apply their ideas in order to obtain quadrature rules with multiple nodes and the maximal trigonometric degree of exactness.
Numerical method for constructing such quadrature rules is given, as well as a numerical example to illustrate the obtained theoretical results. Solution of nonlinear equations. Finite difference methods for elliptic boundary-value problems, with a discussion of convergence and methods for solving the resulting algebraic system. Variational methods for elliptic problems.
Topics covered are: vector space, basis, dimension, subspace, norm, inner product, Banach space, Hilbert space, orthonormal basis, positive definite matrix, minimal polynomial, diagonalization and other canonical forms, Cayley-Hamilton, spectral radius, dual space, quotient space.
MATH Modern Algebra This course includes the following topics: multiplicative properties of the integers and introductions to group theory, ring theory and field theory. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Variable.
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Set theory; topological spaces; connected sets; continuous functions; generalized convergence; product and quotient spaces; embedding in cubes; metric spaces and metrization; compact spaces; function spaces. MATH Algebraic Topology I The fundamental group and covering spaces including classification ; compact surfaces; homology theory, computations including homotopy invariance and applications including Brouwer fixed point theorem ; introduction to cohomology theory.
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