You remember that function I found by using Taylor series quite a while ago, that was its own second derivative? Now I know how to do that analytically.
Maybe it's no big deal to you, but to me, it's pretty neat :)
(I think it's the whole "you can specify what properties you'd like and then use specific tools and get a function that obeys those properties" that I find to be quite nice.)
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branchandroot
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Date: 2012-02-17 06:46 am (UTC)Maybe it's no big deal to you, but to me, it's pretty neat :)
(I think it's the whole "you can specify what properties you'd like and then use specific tools and get a function that obeys those properties" that I find to be quite nice.)
Oh, and meep meep.