It has been for some time since I’ve used haskell for programming (in fact for my personal and work related projects I don’t use haskell. because I still feel so novice at it), so I thought that implementing some basic mathematical functions might be a good exercise. I’m planning to write 3 series, in the [...]
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Math behind the Quantum Computers
AMS has excellent math articles for introductory and general audience in a series of feature columns every month. Luckily those articles are accessible from the web. Recently I noticed two very interesting articles on mathematics behind the quantum computers. The articles can be accessed from those links part 1 and part 2. The math described [...]
A Basic Math Mind Map
Mind maps are usually useful for visualizing and organizing ideas in an organic way. It is very useful for brainstorming and learning new concepts. There are several nice mind maps on several different concepts, one of them that you may find useful if you are trying to refresh your fundamental math knowledge is that one: [...]
Probability and Statistics Cheat sheet
Previously I’ve mentioned about a math/cs cheat sheet. It was pretty useful for me. But today I’ve found another interesting cheat sheet on the internet while searching for a definitely unrelated thing (convex optimization, if you really wonder and I found on John D. Cook‘s blog). This cheat sheet definitely extends the definition of a classical cheat [...]
A Theoretical Computer Science Cheat Sheet
I usually don’t like the cheat-sheets because they are so subtle and you’re able to find much more comprehensive information with better explanations on Google. But sometimes all you need to know is a simple formula or a function, which you can get benefit of a cheat-sheet for enough information with less effort. For programming [...]
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