1 Pages (3 items)
Derivative Operator Ridder - Derivative Operator Ridder - Messages
#2 Posted: 3/24/2016 11:59:27 AM
Hello Jean,
I do not know how many times the numerical derivative like an intrinsic SMath feature has been mentioned here (quite a lot), and there is no answer yet.
Why? I do not know
Regards,
Ra
I do not know how many times the numerical derivative like an intrinsic SMath feature has been mentioned here (quite a lot), and there is no answer yet.
Why? I do not know

Regards,
Ra
When Sisyphus climbed to the top of a hill, they said: "Wrong boulder!"
#3 Posted: 3/24/2016 9:49:21 PM
WroteHello Jean,
I do not know how many times the numerical derivative like an
intrinsic SMath feature has been mentioned here (quite a lot),
and there is no answer yet. Why? I do not know
Regards,
Ra
Hello Radovan,
Guess what I guessed? I guessed your answer.
Never mind Ridder. This work sheet does it as accurately.
Two sets of triplets:
1. Fnct, Deriv, Cumul
2. linterp(data,x), ainterp(data,x), cinterp(data,x)
Where data will be either F, D, Σ
Where user enters Project(f,L,H,N)
f => function name
L => low limit
H => high limit
N => number of points
Well, Smath does not understnd much of languages, but codes !
Cheers all Collabs, Jean
Finite Differences [Fnct, Deriv, Cumul].sm (25 KiB) downloaded 90 time(s).
2 users liked this post
1 Pages (3 items)
-
New Posts
-
No New Posts