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CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast… duration 54 minutes 24 seconds CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast… CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast Algorithms Based on Asymptotic Expansions of Special Functions	CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast Algorithms Based on Asymptotic Expansions of Special Functions violence point eigenvectors information theory pedagogy cornell optical spectrum calculus quantum mechanics fourier analysis human behavior developmental psychology formula fertility goddesses thermodynamics mathematical series educational psychology transform decision theory structure trigonometry compute elementary special functions concepts in physics special function image processing machine learning competition applications special functions alex townsend psychology linear algebra understand heat transfer color theoretical computer science motherhood polynomials caption complete partition types of functions mathematical analysis meteorology thing philosophical terminology women numerical analysis convolution functional analysis binary operations mathematical objects intelligence mathematical physics education terminology discrete function underneath data analysis championship approximation times elementary mathematics algebra matrices cam time series analysis reasoning family functions and mappings elementary geometry isis computation digital signal processing cognitive science expansion asymptotic mathematical logic broadcasting reason instance asymptotic analysis From E. Cornelius 3 plays
CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend:… duration 1 hour 2 minutes CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend:… CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend: "Why are so many matrices of low rank in computational math?"	CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend: "Why are so many matrices of low rank in computational math?" Abstract: Matrices that appear in computational mathematics are so often of low rank. Since random ("average") matrices are almost surely of full rank, mathematics needs to explain… function nation combination question individuals intelligence problem solving caption complete artificial intelligence logic military ranks algebra computational math war small oral communication mathematical objects solution number types of functions neuropsychological assessment a.d.r. matrices group theory column rational definition cities alex townsend major singular philosophical logic extraordinary difference separation approximation matrix mathematical terminology thought educational psychology lexicography model theory disappointing metallurgy teaching reason understand cam thing meaning (philosophy of language) semantics cornell ships From E. Cornelius 45 plays

CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast…

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CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast…

CAM Colloquium, 2015-01-23 - Alex Townsend: Fast Algorithms Based on Asymptotic Expansions of Special Functions

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CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend:…

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CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend:…

CAM Colloquium 2017-03-24 - Alex Townsend: "Why are so many matrices of low rank in computational math?"

Abstract: Matrices that appear in computational mathematics are so often of low rank. Since random ("average") matrices are almost surely of full rank, mathematics needs to explain…

From E. Cornelius 45 plays