The
Workshop
on applications of the Taylor Center software
for teaching and numeric experimentation
As explained in the other sections,
the Taylor Center software has a great
potential as an assisting tool:
Due to its ability to achieve
the highest accuracy of integration (with 64 bit mantissa of the real
type extended), this software
is also
indispensable for
numeric experiments and obtaining solutions of some challenging
problems where
other types of software fail.
With that in mind, the teachers and researchers in the above mentioned
fields
are invited to participate in the Workshop functioning mostly remotely
via the Internet tools such as email, Skype conferences, or telephone.
There are at least three forms of participation and collaboration:
The necessary
consultations and exchanges will take place on a regular basis via the
usual means of
communication. We will accumulate the problems successfully solved with
this software into a special section
at this site, and for discussions
at our
workshops. If this activity grows, in
the future we may wish to meet physically for such a workshop either as
a small
independent event, or in a frame of some bigger mathematical events.
Here is a categorized list of over 70
samples (coming with the installation of the software)
collected randomly during the years of developing of this project.
These samples give an idea of how much more may be gathered with
collective efforts to establish a growing Exploratorium.
Welcome to the
Workshop!
Alexander Gofen
The Taylor Center
10/17/2017