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Cubic Roots- Cardano’s Formula with the Extended Quadratic Equation

Finding Cubic Polynomial roots using an abridged application of Cardano’s formula with the ‘Extended Quadratic Equation’

Jun 10, 2022

Cubic Roots- Cardano’s Formula with the Extended Quadratic Equation

Jun 10, 2022

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Quintic Polynomial Roots-With ‘OSOS’ Quads and a Tricky Cubic

A tool-kit for finding Quintic Polynomial roots starting with ‘OSOS’ Quadratics

Jun 28, 2022

Quintic Polynomial Roots-With ‘OSOS’ Quads and a Tricky Cubic

Jun 28, 2022

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Deriving the Quadratic Equation From the Roots Up

Solving Quadratics using gradients at the roots

Jan 25, 2021

Deriving the Quadratic Equation From the Roots Up

Jan 25, 2021

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Cubic Polynomials — Build Your Own From Perfect Cubes

Exploiting Polynomial ‘Perfect Cube’ architecture to build your own function — without the usual approach of specifying all 3 roots

Jun 27, 2021

Cubic Polynomials — Build Your Own From Perfect Cubes

Jun 27, 2021

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Cubic Polynomials — A Simpler Approach

An intuitive way to find the 2nd and 3rd roots

Apr 7, 2020

Apr 7, 2020

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Two More Quartic Genetic Polynomial Ratios To Help Design Your Own!

An Alternative Approach To Quartic Design Using Two Genetic Ratios In The Architecture — Comprising Sq Root[2] and Sq Rt[3]

Oct 16

Two More Quartic Genetic Polynomial Ratios To Help Design Your Own!

Oct 16

More On Quartics Architecture

Designing Quartics To Meet Your Needs

Sep 24

More On Quartics Architecture

Sep 24

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Designing Quartic Polynomials Using The Genetic 1 : 8 Ratio

The 1:8 Ratio is genetic architecture of all Quartic polynomials ~ useful for designing functions for AI and ML specs.

Sep 7

Designing Quartic Polynomials Using The Genetic 1 : 8 Ratio

Sep 7

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How would you like Your Quartic Polynomial?

Narrow Base Or Somewhat Wide? Tp’s Rise Or Tp’s Fall, And On Which Side? And How Many Roots? It’s All Your Call!

Aug 5

How would you like Your Quartic Polynomial?

Aug 5

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Designing Generic Quartics Within 4 Real Roots’ Domains

Designing 4 Real Root Generic Functions Off Given Genetics

Jul 18

Designing Generic Quartics Within 4 Real Roots’ Domains

Jul 18

Greg Oliver

Greg Oliver

Melbourne Australia - retired engineer with a "Maths is Graphs" architectural approach to understanding functions.

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