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A Real Mathematician - March 27, 2010Rating: 4.6/5 (47 votes cast)
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It's funny, but it's a repeat.
Originality seems quite rare in mathematics.
What if I called it "Part 2"?
Hahah, well played. I didn't realize it was that long ago either. Thought it was more recent than #9.
http://spikedmath.com/009.html, lol
I don't care if it is a repeat! An occasional Laplace transform joke is always welcome. :-))
Maybe you should have chosen a different transform this time.
hey! my calculator can transform! XD
mine too, here's the code:
:laplace(ft)
:Func
:Return -1*∫(ft*e^(-s*t),t)|t=0
:EndFunc
This is hilarious because I just learned about the laplace transform today in class. good times, good times...