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Polynomial equations and the algebraic numbers that represent their solutions have been one of the great success stories of pure mathematics.
Wolfram Blog : Mathematica 7, Johannes Kepler, and Transcendental Roots 2008
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Polynomial equations and the algebraic numbers that represent their solutions have been one of the great success stories of pure mathematics.
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Polynomial fits might make sense over short periods of time while changes are roughly linear, or running through a maximum since almost every max/min is quadratic.
Idiots Delight EliRabett 2010
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P (for Polynomial) is the class that contains all the computational decision problems that can be solved by a deterministic Turing machine at a polynomial cost.
Quantum Computing Hagar, Amit 2007
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Thus, either discovery would contribute much more to “explicating fundamental physical concepts” than the mere confirmation of our current belief: namely, that the class of functions that are feasibly computable in physical reality coincides with Bounded-Error Quantum Polynomial-Time.
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Polynomial-time Turing machines are indeed a mathematical construct, but the reason people studied them in the first place is that they believed they accurately modelled what can efficiently be computed in the physical world.
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Polynomial plant with square roots, turtle recall-Kenneth Cain.
Faun & Games Anthony, Piers 1997
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Polynomial time methods for finding an agent's optimal agenda were presented.
Forbes.com: News Victoria Pynchon 2011
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· The divisor in the Standard error about the line calculation that is one of the outputs of the Polynomial Curve Fit command has been changed from n-1 to n -.
Softpedia - Windows - All Softpedia Windows 2010
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Writing under the formidable title, "Polynomial Cointegration Tests of the Anthropogenic Theory of Global Warming", they find that the wrong statistical methods are being used, showing up a "spurious correlation".
British Blogs EU Referendum 2010
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