changes and it goes back just for fun
Hello everyone,
for those who do not know it yet, this year it will be Monica Afonso Vieira Castro will organize activities related to the garden.
Information about the garden will be posted on this blog. And speaking of information, you will find an article in the magazine Paris-Sens 8-eighth of the orchard on the following link:
http://www.univ-paris8.fr/article.php3?id_article=2798
soon!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Masterbation Trensport
About the 3rd book
Hello everyone,
I hope you are all well and that the wait is too long for that famous third book in the works for The Modernities.
As you know I have to "habit" of releasing a book of literary season each September. In September I found that correcting the manuscript was poor and he had to start from scratch. So I planned an exit for Christmas that will not happen either.
Also things get tough because I change my account edit mode by passing not through self-publishing, but by the classic edition publisher account. In terms of quality the book will be better and the communication made by the publisher as well.
Only you will wait a little because right now on I do not know when the book will come, but what is certain is that you will be informed.
soon
Hello everyone,
I hope you are all well and that the wait is too long for that famous third book in the works for The Modernities.
As you know I have to "habit" of releasing a book of literary season each September. In September I found that correcting the manuscript was poor and he had to start from scratch. So I planned an exit for Christmas that will not happen either.
Also things get tough because I change my account edit mode by passing not through self-publishing, but by the classic edition publisher account. In terms of quality the book will be better and the communication made by the publisher as well.
Only you will wait a little because right now on I do not know when the book will come, but what is certain is that you will be informed.
soon
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Frustration Rules Board Games
Enumeration of the first
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Meanwhile, here is a simple algorithm gives the following first :
- Without making divisions.
- Not block multiples.
aim is to build all the primal divisors of N (a divisor is an integer primal of dividing one and only one n such that n / d always gives a first if n is greater than d ^ 3).
This amounts to construct all cycles n according to two principles:
1) The hierarchy
2) Moving
The result is the "primary reason" for any integer. Either result
N integers.
was placed first the "1". We took the square of 2 (4).
1 2 3 4 1 1 1 2
then placed the "2" to the next square (9). Complete with the "1".
4 5 6 7 8 9
2 1 2 1 2 3
then placed the "3" to the next square (16). Complete with the "2" and "1".
9 / 3
10 / 2
11 / 1
12 / 3
13 / 1
14 / 2
15 / 3
16 / 4
then placed the "4" to the next square (25) . Complete with the "3", "2" and "1".
16 / 4
17 / 1
18 / 3
19 / 1
20 / 4
21 / 3
22 / 2
23 / 1
24 / 4
25 / 5
Etc.
We see, over time, that "holes" are formed within a given sequence, reproducing the first differences multiplied by d. holes then "1" provides the usual succession of the former (1,2,3,5,7,11,13,17 holes ...), then "2" gives the succession of first increased by 2 (10,14,22,26,34,38,46 holes ...), then "3" give the succession of the first multiplied by 3 (33,39,51,57,69,87. ..), and so on. It appears that the "primary reason" is not just the "first" but all integers. The set N is the set of cycles n sorted by the first reason. He did not, so, the dichotomous attributed to him in ages as soon as one approaches the issue of prime numbers, look popularized by the "sieve of Eratosthenes", which means that N is formed of "first" and "multiple". However, all integers are sorted according to multiple primary reason, not just the first, the usual result is that the sequence of multiples of 1 sorted according to this same reason, isolated from the other suites.
For a given cycle, the primary reason for forming successors for cycles, which exert a stress position on lower cycles. It is therefore impossible to construct isolation the reason for a given cycle (otherwise we would quickly reach a very large prime numbers).
Ex: the cycle "2" changes from rank 10 to rank 14, because the cycle "3" has priority over the cycle "2" in row 12. In other words, "2" is not a divisor of 12 primal. Similarly, the cycle "4" has priority over the cycle "3" to rank 24, which passes Range 27: 3 is not a divisor of 24 primal.
The first order of apparently non-periodic, is actually the result of a stress position exercised by any n its predecessors - not the order that appears when all the "many" were eliminated.
In a sense, there is no difference between the order of integers and order of the former, the latter appears only if you isolate a given cycle of all integers.
other words: it is because a whole is unique there is a prime order.
I make here the theorem resulting from this algorithm:
Either an integer n and a prime p.
Let d be the largest divisor of n whose square is less than or equal to n. If n is greater than d ^ 3, then n / d = p.
Ex:
n = 68. Most
d if d ^ 2 d ^ 3 <> (= 64) then 68 / 4 = 17 (first).
I recall that after the of (primal divisors of N) obtained by the algorithm. The next problem was to calculate d for any integer. It's obviously very difficult, even if we know that n is composite.
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Meanwhile, here is a simple algorithm gives the following first :
- Without making divisions.
- Not block multiples.
aim is to build all the primal divisors of N (a divisor is an integer primal of dividing one and only one n such that n / d always gives a first if n is greater than d ^ 3).
This amounts to construct all cycles n according to two principles:
1) The hierarchy
2) Moving
The result is the "primary reason" for any integer. Either result
N integers.
was placed first the "1". We took the square of 2 (4).
1 2 3 4 1 1 1 2
then placed the "2" to the next square (9). Complete with the "1".
4 5 6 7 8 9
2 1 2 1 2 3
then placed the "3" to the next square (16). Complete with the "2" and "1".
9 / 3
10 / 2
11 / 1
12 / 3
13 / 1
14 / 2
15 / 3
16 / 4
then placed the "4" to the next square (25) . Complete with the "3", "2" and "1".
16 / 4
17 / 1
18 / 3
19 / 1
20 / 4
21 / 3
22 / 2
23 / 1
24 / 4
25 / 5
Etc.
We see, over time, that "holes" are formed within a given sequence, reproducing the first differences multiplied by d. holes then "1" provides the usual succession of the former (1,2,3,5,7,11,13,17 holes ...), then "2" gives the succession of first increased by 2 (10,14,22,26,34,38,46 holes ...), then "3" give the succession of the first multiplied by 3 (33,39,51,57,69,87. ..), and so on. It appears that the "primary reason" is not just the "first" but all integers. The set N is the set of cycles n sorted by the first reason. He did not, so, the dichotomous attributed to him in ages as soon as one approaches the issue of prime numbers, look popularized by the "sieve of Eratosthenes", which means that N is formed of "first" and "multiple". However, all integers are sorted according to multiple primary reason, not just the first, the usual result is that the sequence of multiples of 1 sorted according to this same reason, isolated from the other suites.
For a given cycle, the primary reason for forming successors for cycles, which exert a stress position on lower cycles. It is therefore impossible to construct isolation the reason for a given cycle (otherwise we would quickly reach a very large prime numbers).
Ex: the cycle "2" changes from rank 10 to rank 14, because the cycle "3" has priority over the cycle "2" in row 12. In other words, "2" is not a divisor of 12 primal. Similarly, the cycle "4" has priority over the cycle "3" to rank 24, which passes Range 27: 3 is not a divisor of 24 primal.
The first order of apparently non-periodic, is actually the result of a stress position exercised by any n its predecessors - not the order that appears when all the "many" were eliminated.
In a sense, there is no difference between the order of integers and order of the former, the latter appears only if you isolate a given cycle of all integers.
other words: it is because a whole is unique there is a prime order.
I make here the theorem resulting from this algorithm:
Either an integer n and a prime p.
Let d be the largest divisor of n whose square is less than or equal to n. If n is greater than d ^ 3, then n / d = p.
Ex:
n = 68. Most
d if d ^ 2 d ^ 3 <> (= 64) then 68 / 4 = 17 (first).
I recall that after the of (primal divisors of N) obtained by the algorithm. The next problem was to calculate d for any integer. It's obviously very difficult, even if we know that n is composite.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Government Auction In N-b
Dragon Philosophy of Mathematics
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can be obtained simply and rapidly a large odd integer , a large square , a large cube , any term of a arithmetic sequence data, as large as you want.
It is impossible to obtain without astronomical calculations spread over time or not, a very large prime number . In other words, there is no a priori simple formula of providing quick large prime numbers.
Stop this enigma is a meditation on the pure mathematics dragon.
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can be obtained simply and rapidly a large odd integer , a large square , a large cube , any term of a arithmetic sequence data, as large as you want.
It is impossible to obtain without astronomical calculations spread over time or not, a very large prime number . In other words, there is no a priori simple formula of providing quick large prime numbers.
Stop this enigma is a meditation on the pure mathematics dragon.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Linsey Dawn Mckenzie Mobile Theme
closed nature
The university is closed for holidays. We had an entry permit for that period, only concern, it is personal and does so only one person to access the garden. Fortunately the rain has joined the team and took care of irrigation and Plet Bue. Perhaps at the reopening of the university fruits and vegetables we will they wait? If this is the case, it is anticipated a large gathering followed the making of preserves, especially for tomatoes and beans.
Here on the latest photos from the garden ...
The university is closed for holidays. We had an entry permit for that period, only concern, it is personal and does so only one person to access the garden. Fortunately the rain has joined the team and took care of irrigation and Plet Bue. Perhaps at the reopening of the university fruits and vegetables we will they wait? If this is the case, it is anticipated a large gathering followed the making of preserves, especially for tomatoes and beans.
Here on the latest photos from the garden ...
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strawberry |
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gardener and fennel (too stringy to be cooked) |
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beef heart |
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cherry tomatoes |
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raspberry |
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pickle |
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abundant tomatoes |
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leeks and sprouts surrounded by weeds |
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bean picker |
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weeder folded |
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weeding done |
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potatoes |
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squash |
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no comment |
To Say Friend That She Is Clever
summer was good (photos early August)
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that we would like to know what it is ... what is certain is that it grows everywhere and quickly! (to have the answer: http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+0505+2376) |
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tomatoes |
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poivron |
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tomatoes et tuteurs |
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radis Tordue |
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zucchini |
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location flax was mowed down by who knows whom and who knows why ... |
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beans |
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green beans and bean dishes |
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red cabbage |
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big strawberry |
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Fatty Knees Sailboats
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