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Coz.. hermite didn't like his polynomials with leading coefficient 1. J/K the real reason is that the hermite polynomials is supposed to have norm/size one with respect to the space Well this has something to do with polynomials(functions) being orthogonal to each other, so L2 is a natural...

I wouldn't mind do that

You solve y'' + w^2 y = 0 amongst many others... they just don't call it DEs

the full Debian is 3-4 CDs (as of Jan 2005), but the first 2 is what you really need.

Rule of thumb: appropriate means that if you go back to your program one month later, you will be able to read it.

if you differentiate the DE, you get [g + g''][g' + 2sin(t + a)] = 0 then solve for g from there, plug it into the original equation to determine the free coefficients, and those will be the only solutions, others will either fail the original equation of the new one). Ofcourse, this relies on...

When you get something like It usually means you actually made a mistake, such as the function you used is not defined at all.

I guess sachi doesn't mind that the paper is posted here, but did you ask him

prove that the HSC is irrational

UNSW tries to kick you out with the bare minimum, so it's 4 years.. I heard you can get a more general education from Usyd.

No it's a realisation of microeconomic theory

You need to convert to the orthodox OS of UNIX

Lecture notes/course pack is a complete set of materials

Whip out the computer and hack out some code

you dig up an old thread for this!

EE should do comp 1A and 1B, not this. I reccomend this course for all commerce students... :P

To encourage a more liberal(hence less vocational) education... else universities will just turn into technician factories.

and, there's always a possibility of getting scholarships

Depends.. and there exist ppl who get big scholarships without minimal involvement. but ofcourse, more the better, (economics lecturer adds: holding everything else constant)

This indicates an excess supply... it's comforting to see the market forces at work