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Dodeca Developer || Must have all the skills || Immediate Need In OH Dodeca Developer Ohio 4Months+ Required Experience: Dodeca experience 6 months (template creation, view configuration, advanced Excel) Essbase 1 yr SQL 1 yr Workbook script experience 6 months Dynamic retrieves 6 months Send resumes to this ID ASAP razi131(a)gmail.com Thanks Razi razi131(a)gmail.co... 18 Feb 2010 11:42
Dodeca Developer || Must have all the skills || Immediate Need In OH Dodeca Developer Ohio 4Months+ Required Experience: Dodeca experience 6 months (template creation, view configuration, advanced Excel) Essbase 1 yr SQL 1 yr Workbook script experience 6 months Dynamic retrieves 6 months Send resumes to this ID ASAP razi131(a)gmail.com Thanks Razi razi131(a)gmail.co... 18 Feb 2010 11:42
Surjective Maps Hello, let X, Y and I be three (non empty) sets and {f_i:X->Y} a family of distinct surjective maps indexed by I. Can you find distinct injective maps {g_i:Y->X} such that (f_i)°(g_i) is the identity map of Y for every i in I? Thank you very much for your attention. My Best Regards, Mury Barbato PS Note t... 18 Feb 2010 10:35
Is Pascal's Triangle related to the Normal Bell Curve? I noticed that when I plot the numbers on a given row of Pascal's Triangle, the curve generated resembles the Bell Curve. However, what distinguishes the Pascal's Triangle to the Normal Gaussian Distribution Curve is this: When I divide the biggest number (which is in the center of Pascal's Triangle) by the SUM ... 24 Feb 2010 13:09
Experience the insanity up close and personal-like View this festering abscess of a website http://www.inverse19mathematics.com/site/Welcome.html and weep with despair. ... 21 Feb 2010 13:46
mathproject10 14 notebooks free download on number theory at: http://www.simtel.net/free/Math-related-Programs/mathproject10/398496.html Ito Buda Description The first 6 notebooks are to introduce a new innovative method for counting primes and composites: Many properties of this method are explained in details: I called t... 17 Feb 2010 07:45
Disjoint union of two algebraic varieties is an alg. variety? Hi True or false? ... 18 Feb 2010 03:58
Marbles and jars - easier/closed form? Given M marbles to be randomly put in N jars, I needed the probability that at least one of the jars remains empty. With some inclusion/ exclusion, I seem to get a correct result : P(M,N) = sum(binomial(N,i) * (1 - i/N)^M * (-1)^(i+1),i=1..N-1) I was wondering if there is a more closed form of this result (and... 17 Feb 2010 00:25
nonprincipal ideal Let A=R[x,y]/(x^2+y^2-1). Let x' and y' be the images of x,y in A. How can I show that the ideal (x',y'-1) is not principal in A. ... 17 Feb 2010 00:24
two most famous and important proofs in all of mathematics-- Pythagoras & AP-finite-selection #437 Correcting Math There is one point of contention. I am not sure if it is a one-to-one correspondence, or just a correspondence. Anyway, it is no loss to the proof for we simply correspond one endpoint of the line-segment with the associated endpoint of a line-ray. So what line-segment, the largest line-segment is associated with... 17 Feb 2010 00:25 |