Sentences with phrase «on logarithms»

These are worksheets on logarithms, worksheets 3 and 4, containing more demanding log equations.

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That means defining familiar operations — such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, logarithms, and so on — so that they work as well for surreal numbers as they do for the usual reals.

Mathematicians often depend on irrational numbers like, e (the basis of natural logarithms), and 2 to give them an unpredictable stream of digits.

Because the more action you have on your Amazon account, the more likely Amazon's logarithms will be to peg your book for additional exposure.

At the same time, logarithms on websites, bookstore staffers, and librarians are in the picture, too.

I can't imagine why you would want a geometric mean, but to do that on a continuous field you would just get the antilogarithm of the average logarithm.

Furthermore the AGW coefficients I use in place of Mike's sine waves are part of a formula based on the Arrhenius logarithm law for dependence of surface temperature on CO2, the exponential rise in CO2 observable in both the CDIAC data, and the Keeling curve.

Once you accept the CAGW dogma that temperature change can be predicted by the change in a single predominant factor CO2 (actually the difference in the logarithms of CO2) then whether you use Hanson's model of Monckton's model, if you assume that CO2 is well - mixed (which we now know it isn't) then the change in temperature does not depend on where you measure it.

Optical depth, or optical thickness is a measure of transparency, and is defined as the negative logarithm of the fraction of radiation (e.g., light) that is not scattered or absorbed on a path.

I managed to retrieve a publication (Myhre & al., 1998: New estimates of radiative forcing due to well mixed greenhouse gases) where the well known factor used to compute the CO2 flux density out of its concentration's logarithm (5.35) was found by using line - by - line and narrow - band models on the base of data stored in the HITRAN database.