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Qbasic
text files (easy to translate to graphing calculators)
and other downloads.
Hale-Bop 8:00 P.M April 1, 1997
Qbasic calendar for this month
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Qbasic calendar for next month
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Qbasic download of plot of complex log function.
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Program for Texas Instrument 85 Calculator for solving for real eigenvectors
Qbasic download of What is Oscar eigenvector program Program does not solve for eigenvalues for any other matrix


Birthday biographies
calculated eigenvectors for birthdays
Key to boolean logic
Video of Jean-Paul Sartre's Being and Nothingness--Pierre Is Not Here
Page 45 and 46 of Sartre's Being and Nothingness in text
Here is a qbasic compiler and help file to download
complete Qbasic script for solving eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a random matrix
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complete Qbasic script for solving eigenvalues and eigenvectors that lets you input matrix
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Qbasic script for Mandelbrot set
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Qbasic script for Julia chaos set
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Qbasic version of the Sierpinski Gasket
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Qbasic script for drawing a cylinder
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Qbasic script that explains complex powers
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Qbasic script that calculates complex powers to polar and rectangular coordinates
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440 Hz is standard for Pich of A.
27.5 is 4 octaves below 440.
Twice any note is one octave higher.
Octaves are made of twelve notes each
2^(1/12) times higher than the last,
so 27.5 x ((2^(1/12))^48)=440.
Complex notes are made by number of
notes from 27.5 such as 48 for real
and imaginary powers = ((2^(1/12))^(48,48))*27.5
for complex A or ((2^(1/12))^(51,51))*27.5
for Middle C.
One possible complex scale is:
C 523 -513 202
C# 555 -549 152
D 587 -585 188
D# 623 -622 112
E 659 -658 -186
F 698 -695 -130
F# 741 -731 -111
G 784 -767 -162
G# 832 -801 -219
A 880 -834 -280
A# 934 -865 -347
B 988 -894 -420
qbasic complex "My Country Tis of Thee"
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qbasic complex music "Special Angel"
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clipboard capture of runing waveform input to Qbasic program.
Gminuet midi file by Beethoven
Somewhere Over the Rainbow midi file
Qbasic clock run by Taylor series calculating the sines and cosines for
positioning the second hand.
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"This Is My Father's World" a midi hymn.
"Thus Spake Zarathustra" midi file by Richard Strauss
Qbasic proof of Pythagorean Theorem
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Qbasic proof that the sum of angles in a triangle equal 180 degrees
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Qbasic proof of the Law of Cosines
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Qbasic proof Heron's Formula
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A Qbasic file Spheretorus.bas combines a sphere and clock pulses that turn into
a spheretorus.
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Here's a midi file with plenty of phenolphthalein. Autumn Leaves.
A Qbasic script that explains Simpson's method of integration.
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Qbasic script that converts decimal numbers to binary
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A Qbasic demo of Simpson's method of integration.
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Qbasic script that converts hexidecimal numbers to decimal
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Qbasic script that converts decimal numbers to hexidecimal
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Qbasic script that converts binary numbers to decimal
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Torus.bas to run from Qbasic
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You've probably seen the complex expansion of Newton's formula for solving for
roots of equations. Here is an algebraic version to run from Qbasic.
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Here's a midi file to cheer biking.
A pleasant midi file "Take on me".
This midi file is Beethoven's First.
This midi file is Liebestraume by Franz Liszt
Les Preludes is another work by Franz Liszt
This Qbasic file Mobius applies the taylor formula first to itself and then to
the sine function f '(n+1)/1!-f ''(n+2)/2!
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This Qbasic file explains how pi has elements of Taylor II like the mobius above
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Hava Nagila video
Here is a bmp of different types of barcode
"They Are There" midi file by Charles Ives