61. HAKMEM -- PROGRAMMING HACKS -- DRAFT, NOT YET PROOFED programming HACKS. These are just the Chebychev recurrence with cos theta (the angularincrement) = 1epsilon^2/2. Thus X(N) and Y(N) are expressible in the http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/hbaker/hakmem/hacks.html

Beeler, M., Gosper, R.W., and Schroeppel, R. HAKMEM . MIT AI Memo 239, Feb. 29, 1972. Retyped and converted to html ('Web browser format) by Henry Baker, April, 1995. PROGRAMMING HACKS Previous Up Next WARNING: Numbers in this section are octal (and occasionally binary ) unless followed by a decimal point. 105=69.. (And 105.=69 hexadecimal.) [ PDP-10 Info ITEM 145 (Gosper): Proving that short programs are neither trivial nor exhausted yet, there is the following: 0/ TLCA 1,1(1) 1/ see below 2/ ROT 1,9 3/ JRST This is a display hack (that is, it makes pretty patterns) with the low 9 bits = Y and the 9 next higher = X; also, it makes interesting, related noises with a stereo amplifier hooked to the X and Y signals. Recommended variations include: CHANGE: GOOD INITIAL CONTENTS OF 1: none 377767,,377767; 757777,,757757; etc. TLC 1,2(1) 373777,,0; 300000,,0 TLC 1,3(1) -2,,-2; -5,,-1; -6,,-1 ROT 1,1 7,,7; A0000B,,A0000B ROTC 1,11 ;Can't use TLCA over data. AOJA 1,0 ITEM 146: MUNCHING SQUARES Another simple display program. It is thought that this was discovered by Jackson Wright on the RLE PDP-1 circa 1962.

62. Tandika.com - Programming - Iptscrae - Lesson 9 theta360 theta90 =. ;IF quad = 1 then nothing, IF quad = 2 then theta90 = 180theta.;IF quad = 3 then theta90 = theta-180, IF quad = 4 then theta90 = 360-theta. http://www.tandika.com/prog/lesson9.htm

IPTSCRAE SCRIPTING LESSON NINE Make My Day - Defining Your Own Terms Many languages have a method for creating user-defined functions and commands. The purpose of these is to create routines once, but use them many times. This is especially handy if a routine needs to be executed more than once, from different parts of the script. Iptscrae is no exception, and here are the secrets to accomplishing this. symbol atomlist User defined functions cannot be executed until the client "sees" them in your script. Although they may be placed in any handler, they are most commonly found in the ON SIGNON handler. This causes the routines to be looked at and stored right when you log onto a Palace. Debugging note: if you change the contents of a DEF, the DEF must be run again for the altered contents to be put into your client. If you have it in your SIGNON handler, just reloading your cyborg won't work - you'll need to log off and then back on to a Palace for it to be reinitialized. The NAME of the defined function must be declared as a GLOBAL in any handler where you wish to use the function. It is a good habit to declare it right away so you don't forget. A common format is: myUDF GLOBAL myVariable1 GLOBAL myVariable2 GLOBAL By using a regular format for each of your handlers, and declaring your GLOBALs right away, you are less likely to miss something.

63. Course On Algorithms And Linear Programming, April 2002 - July 2002 Handout 5, 15 May 2002 Linear programming Duality. Handout 10 (and 11), 19June and 26 June 2002 Perfect graphs, and the Lovasz theta function. http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~feige/lp02.html

Course on Algorithms and Linear Programming, April 2002 - July 2002 by Uri Feige Lecture notes: Lecture 1, 10 April 2002: The Linear Algebra of Linear Programs. Lecture 2, 24 April 2002: The Geometry of Linear Programs. Lectures 3 and 4, 1 May and 8 May 2002: The Simplex Algorithm. Lecture 5, 15 May 2002: Linear Programming Duality. Lecture 6 (by Moni Naor), 22 May 2002: Diameter of polytopes, and subexponential randomized versions of the simplex algorithm. No lecture notes. See the paper "The simplex algorithm and simple polytopes", by Gil Kalai, Math. Prog. (ser. B) 79 (1997) 217-234. Lectures 7 and 8, 29 May and 5 June 2002: The Ellipsoid Algorithm. Lecture 9, 12 June 2002, + June 19: Some more on LP duality. Lectures 10 and 11, 19 June and 26 June 2002: Perfect graphs and the theta function of Lovasz. Lectures 12 and 13 (by Moni Naor), 3 July and 10 July 2002: Lattice problems. Handouts (homework) for course. Handout 1, 10 April 2002: Introduction to Linear Programming. Handout 2,

64. Papers On Semidefinite Programming Uses semidefinite programming relaxtions to find approximation algorithms for MAXCUTand MAX M. Sudan, article Uses a variation of Lovasz theta function and http://rutcor.rutgers.edu/~alizadeh/Sdppage/papers.html

Papers on semidefinite Programming General Survey Papers F. Alizadeh, journal article. Deals with duality theory, interior point methods, eigenvalue optimzation and combinatorial optimization. Available Click here for bibtex reference. A general survey paper, dealing with applications, and developing inteior point methods. Click here for bibtex reference. For information about software and other documents related to this paper Click here. Click here for bibtex reference. Duality Theory, facial Structure, degeneracy Click here for bibtex references. H. Wolkowicz, journal article. Specializes the previous papers to the semidefinite cone. Click here for bibtex reference. G. Pataki, technical report. Studies facial structure of feasible regions of semidefinite programs. Click here for bibtex reference. M. Ramana, PhD Thesis. Studies multiquadratic programming, and semidefinite relaxations of quadratic and combinatorial optimzation problems. Click here for bibtex reference. M. Ramana, technical report. Gives an algebraic characterization of SDP duality without Slater condition. Click here for bibtex reference.

65. C Programming: Lecture 5 By the end of this module you should be able to. Understand why modular programmingis a necessity for more complex programs. / double theta, /* Angle between http://www.geog.le.ac.uk/jwo/teaching/c_prog/05func/

Functions and Variable Scope Aims This module aims to show how splitting up a program into functions can increase program clarity and make debugging easier. Programs can be split into separate files and linked together when they are compiled. The use and scope of variables which can be passed to and from functions is discussed. Objectives By the end of this module you should be able to Understand why modular programming is a necessity for more complex programs. Split up a program into functions , passing variables to and from them. Use C library functions in much the same way as your own functions. Understand how the scope of a variable can be varied depending on where it is defined. Link files and libraries together during compilation and create a Makefile to save compilation time. This module will look primarily at the process of splitting up programs into functions . A function is simply a piece of self contained code that executes a particular task. We have used several functions already in our programs. They are identified by . The following are all functions... C library functions What is a library ?

66. Pride Lasts Forever Philanthropy Community Service Certificates to Sigma Psi, theta Chi WinnersPhi Mu Sigma Phi Epsilon. Alumni programming Certificates to Alpha Phi, FIJI http://greeklife.cwru.edu/Programs/president.html

The Agnar Pytte Cup is a University Award sponsored by the Order of Omega that recognizes outstanding fraternity and sorority programming in nine different categories: Scholarship Programming, Rush Programming, Pledge/New Member Education, Greek Leadership, Campus Leadership, Community Service, Alumni/ae Relations, Chapter Management and Chapter Programming. Chapters must fill out an application early in the spring semester to be eligible for the awards. The application requires extensive research and documentation. Many chapters elect a special chairperson to oversee the completion of this important awards application. The applications are reviewed by five judges; including the Vice President of Student Affairs, the Director of Greek Life, an Alumni representative, an Undergraduate Studies representative and an Order of Omega representative; and the winners are determined and announced at the annual Greek Awards Ceremony in the spring. Click below for copies of this year's Pytte Cup application form.

67. Chapter Resources Program? Phi theta Kappa's FiveStar Development Program recognizeschapters for their growth in chapter programming. The levels http://www.ptk.org/chaprog/cp_res.htm

Chapter Programs CLICK TO THE LEFT OF EACH TOPIC BELOW TO EXPAND YOUR CHOICES. Frequently Asked Questions from Chapters Chapters are often subject to many of the same challenges. In order to help your chapter be the best it can be, we have addressed what we believe are the top questions that chapters have. Each answer contains links to helpful articles from the Journey Newsletter . If we have missed a question, let us know 1. What is involved in planning an induction ceremony? A complete guide to inducting new members as well as an Induction Script can be found in both the Chapter Advisor and Chapter Officer Manuals . For more information on the induction ceremony, read The Induction Ceremony: Shining the Spotlight on New Members 2. How do we encourage members to attend meetings and participate in our chapter activities? An Enhanced Membership Program is a great way to encourage and reward the participation of members without penalizing those who are unable to be actively involved in the chapter. For more information on this optional program, read Spark a Fire of Enthusiasm Among Members with Enhanced Membership 3. What is provisional membership?

68. Phi Theta Kappa Background Information Each year, generally during the month of April, Phi theta Kappa holds an Educationforums are held on topics related to chapter programming, preparing members http://www.ptk.org/ptk_intro.htm

Phi Theta Kappa Background Information History Mission Facets History Phi Theta Kappa was established by the presidents of the Missouri junior colleges for women in 1918. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among associate degree students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa provides opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate to exchange ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence. The honor society began with six charter members under the name of Kappa Phi Omicron at Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, in 1910. Beta Chapter of Kappa Phi Omicron was established at Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri, in 1911. The societies continued until the spring of 1918. By that time, honorary groups had sprung up in many colleges. At a meeting of the presidents of the Missouri junior colleges for women in 1918, it was decided to organize a new honorary society, chapters of which would have a common character, standard, and similarity of organization.

69. Epsilon Theta Corporation, Inc. - Job Board If you would like to post a job, please send email to jobs@epsilontheta.org and Ourexperiments are computer controlled and we need some programming help. http://www.epsilon-theta.org/jobs/jobs.html

Epsilon Theta - Job Board Jobs Home Epsilon Theta Home Welcome to the Epsilon Theta job board. If you are interested in one of the posted jobs, please contact the person listed with the job posting. If you would like to post a job, please send email to jobs@epsilon-theta.org and include the job posting, contact info, and a date to remove the posting, if any. Company: InterSystems Corporation Contact: Terry Ragon '72 Contact info: careers@InterSystems.com Posting Expiration: Job Description: Company: Schepens Eye Research Institute Contact: Max Snodderly Contact info: maxs@vision.eri.harvard.edu Posting Expiration: Job Description: I have a laboratory in Boston that does basic research in vision. You can visit my web page to see descriptions of the projects. Our experiments are computer controlled and we need some programming help. The arrangement can be somewhat flexible and could also involve working with other labs in our institute with somewhat different interests. It is important that the person be comfortable with hardware interfaces that take in analog and digital data, as well as present visual stimuli. The programming is in C++ in Windows, and in a scripting language that allows construction of visual stimuli by a special video card. This would be a particularly interesting situation for someone who was interested in moving from a computer/electronics background into life sciences, psychology, or biomedical fields.

70. Demo Of Program 3 A demonstration for programming assignment 3 factor 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 factor 0.0 0.00.0 0.0 factor 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0)) (define (rotationx theta) (matrix 1.0 http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/will/com1370/pa3.html

71. Subject Listing Of Student Organizations | Vanderbilt University Kappa Alpha theta Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Lambda theta Alpha Latin Sorority,Inc. Pi Beta Phi. Political. College Republicans IMPACT Symposium. programming. http://www.vanderbilt.edu/studentorganizations/subject.html

@import "dsladv.css"; back to the Student Organizations homepage Subject Listing of Student Organizations Academic Majors Administrative Arts Cultural/International ... Other Academic Majors American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) Biomedical Engineering Society Black Law Students Association Chemical Engineering Graduate Student Association History Students' Association Human and Organizational Performance Association Max Adler Student Investment Fund National Society of Black Engineers Owen Marketing Association Owen Operations Club Religious Studies Association School of Nursing Graduate Council Society of Physics Students Society of Women Engineers Strategy Club Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society Student Association of Art and Art History Student Tennessee Education Association (STEA) The Owen Finance Club Administrative Biomedical Research Interdisciplinary Student Committee (BRISC) Graduate Student Council Undergraduate Honor Council Vanderbilt Law School Ambassadors Arts Original Cast Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sarratt Art Studios Sarratt Visual Arts Committee Swingin' Dores Vanderbilt Children's Theater Vanderbilt Music Society Vanderbilt Off-Broadway Vanderbilt University Band Vanderbilt University Concert Choir Variations Cultural/International APALSA Asian American Student Association Black Student Alliance Caribbean Students Association European Student Association Global Business Club International Law Society Latin Business Association Malaysian Students Association

72. Jabka Elementary Programming Reference Object System details the special object oriented features for Jabka, and the documentJabka Graphics programming Reference describes (sin theta) The argument http://www-viz.tamu.edu/faculty/house/html/jabka/scheme.html

Jabka Scheme Programming Reference Donald H. House, July 15, 1996 Contents Programming in Jabka Scheme Basics atoms lists ... garbage collection procedures Programming in Jabka One of the unique features of Jabka is that it provides for programmable model building. The programming language used is a subset of the Scheme programming language, which is a popular dialect of the language LISP . For Jabka, Scheme has been extended somewhat with the addition of two new data types that we call objects and transforms. This document gives a very brief introduction to the syntax of Jabka's subset of standard Scheme, and the features of standard Scheme that are included in Jabka. The document Jabka Object System details the special object oriented features for Jabka, and the document Jabka Graphics Programming Reference describes the features added to the language to support three dimensional graphics. Scheme Basics The Scheme language has a very simple syntax to remember, but the simplicity is deceptive it is also a very powerful language. The first thing to know about Scheme, particularly if you are used to languages like Pascal or C , is that the language is based on invoking functions, rather than issuing commands. What this means is that every time you perform an action in Scheme, a value is calculated and returned to you as an answer. For example, the statement

73. 2003 Founders Awards The Honor Society Of Nursing Will Honor Six Ethel Palmer Clarke Award for Excellence in Chapter programming Criteria Implementscreative chapter activities that achieve the purpose of Sigma theta Tau http://www.nursingsociety.org/programs/intnl_founders.html

2003 Founders Awards The Honor Society of Nursing will honor six preeminent nurses and a chapter for their contributions to science, celebrating their achievements at the 37th Biennial Convention. These awards offer homage to the six founding nurses of the society and the director of nursing at Indiana University for their insights in 1922 that advanced scholarship, leadership, research, and practice. The awards recognize extraordinary excellence. Chapter Programming Creativity Education Leadership ... Research Click on logo for a printer-friendly version. Eligibility All active society members are eligible. All chapters of the society are eligible for the Ethel Palmer Clarke Award for Excellence in Chapter Programming. Nominations Two active members or a chapter of the society are required to nominate an individual. Chapters should place their own name in nomination for the Ethel Palmer Clarke Award for Excellence in Chapter Programming.

74. IMPORTANT DATES AFA. theta Xi is the first fraternity to receive two Excellence inEducational programming awards from the AFA. July 2730, 1995. http://www.6294.com/html/body_important_dates.html

ALPHA OMICRON THETA XI NATIONAL April 29, 1864 Theta Xi was founded at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, by Peter Henry Fox, Ralph Gooding Packard, Christopher Champlain Waite, George Bradford Brainerd, Samuel Buel, Jr., Henry Harrison Farnum, Thomas Cole Raymond and Nathaniel Henry Starbuck. The Fraternity was originally founded as an engineering fraternity, the first professional fraternity. May 7, 1864 Edward H. Morrison, the first Theta Xi pledge, was initiated as Alpha 9. April 21, 1865 The first Annual Convention was held at Troy, New York, under the auspices of Alpha Chapter. April 26, 1865 Beta Chapter was chartered at Shetffield Scientific School of Yale University in New Haven, CT. This even made Theta Xi a national fraternity. September 28, 1867 Kappa Sigma Kappa was founded at the Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia, by David Gamble Murrell, John McClelland Tutweiler, Kenneth McDonald, and James Gunnell Hurst. April, 1892

75. The Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni Page our sisters doing well scholastically, Gamma Mu won BEST SCOLARSHIP programming awardat theta Archives Check out the new Archives section to view a collage of http://www.inform.umd.edu/StudentOrg/kat/Alum.html

Gamma Mu Chapter Alumnae Center To visit the Theta Archives click on the star Congratulations To our newest Alumnae Liz Babiarz, Lauren Banyar, Bronwen Bares, Jessie Bell, Allison Bryan, Robyn Callahan, Blake English, Jessica Ghaffari, Corin Gioia, Amy Imphong, Hilary Koenig, Melissa Kubecka, Jennifer Lee, Erin Oland, Norell Petras, Liz Pierson, Jessica Rodriguez, Lauren Roth, Julia Scherer, Lauren Schulz, Lindsay Scoggins, Erika Sebestik, Gwen Shepley, and Carleen Smorra. We'll miss you! We hope to see you at the Alumni Tailgate and Alumni Brunch! ALUMNAE SPRING 2002 NEWSLETTER A Proud President Says Farewell to her Office The only word I can think to describe the past year at our chapter and the women who were a part of it is amazing! To be a part of our sisterhood is a privilege, and being the president of such a wonderful chapter has truly been an honor. From academic improvements to community service, the Maryland Theta’s did it all. As I told them all at my last meeting, being President of such an outstanding chapter has been the most rewarding experience. Every executive board member, officer and

76. Nursing - Sigma Theta Tau International Nurses and nursing students who rank in the top 35% of their class can join this honor society dedicated to better health care. http://www.nursingsociety.org/

Information on the proposed bylaws changes. Nursing scholarship, leadership and excellence in the nursing profession Call for Nominations 2003 Convention Ballot Sigma Theta Tau International 550 West North Street Indianapolis, IN USA 46202 Phone 317.634.8171 Fax 317.634.8188 888.634.7575 (US/Canada toll free) + 800.634.7575.1 (International toll free) Home Site Map Contact Us Search A Mission to Serve, Support and Improve: Sigma Theta Tau International, Honor Society of Nursing provides leadership and scholarship in nursing practice, education and research to enhance the health of all people. We support the learning and professional development of our members, who strive to improve nursing care worldwide. A Vision to Lead: To create a global community of nurses who lead in using scholarship, knowledge and technology

77. Citations: The Lov'asz Theta Function And A Semidefinite Programming Relaxation J. Kleinberg and MX Goemans, The Lov'asz theta function and a semidefiniteprogramming relaxation of vertex cover, SIAM J. Discr. Math. Vol. http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/context/30497/594

14 citations found. Retrieving documents... Jon Kleinberg and Michel Goemans, The Lovasz Theta Function and a Semidefinite Programming Relaxation of Vertex Cover , SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, 11 (1998), pp. 196-204. Home/Search Document Details and Download Summary Related Articles ... Check This paper is cited in the following contexts: Linear Programming (LP) Approaches to Semidefinite Programming.. - Krishnan (Correct) .... e j e T i , #k = i, j . 3.24) has 2m 2 r constraints in all. There is yet another SDP relaxation called the maximum stable set relaxation that is equivalent to the Lovasz theta problem. We briefly mention this relaxation below. This equivalence was established in Kleinberg and Goemans Also refer to Benson and Ye [6] for more details. The maximum stable set problem is max # # # # # # # # # 0.5 . 0.25 . . 0.5 0.25 0.25 . 0.25 # # # # # # # # # . X subject to diag(X) e 1 2 (e i e T n e n e T i e j e T n e n e T j e i .... Jon Kleinberg and Michel Goemans, The Lovasz Theta Function and a Semidefinite Programming Relaxation of Vertex Cover , SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, 11 (1998), pp. 196-204.

78. Untitled Contents of programmingLang programming Language Groups and Projects programming Languages Reading Group BCS Modular Languages Group egcs project home page The Fox Project Advanced Languages for Systems Software art of. programming-language design and implementation, and http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~omalley/links/Programming-Lang.html

Contents of Programming-Lang Programming Language Groups and Projects Programming Languages Guides and Tutorials Programming Language Resources Eiffel ... Threads Programming Language Groups and Projects Programming Languages Reading Group BCS Modular Languages Group egcs project home page The Fox Project: Advanced Languages for Systems Software The objective of the Fox Project in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon is to advance the art of programming-language design and implementation, and simultaneously to apply principles of programming languages to advance the art of systems building. The work of the project includes theoretical studies of programming languages and their properties, development of new compiler and run-time technology, and empirical studies of the application of advanced language techniques to real-world programming problems, especially in the areas of high-performance networks and operating systems. High Performance Languages and Systems Research Group Inter-Language Unification ILU The Inter-Language Unification system (ILU) is a multi-language object interface system. The object interfaces provided by ILU

79. Beta Nu Of Theta Chi Awards Page Awarded to those chapters which demonstrate excellence in scholarship programmingand overall scholastic performance. Beta Nu chapter of theta Chi fraternity http://thetachi.cwru.edu/awards.php

thetachi.cwru.edu Beta Nu chapter of Theta Chi fraternity Home Members Calendar Awards ... RUSH Awards Fall 2000 - Spring 2001 Fall 1998 - Spring 1999 Fall 2000 - Spring 2001 Theta Chi Grand Chapter Theta Chi Chapter Excellence Awards: For the year of 2000-2001, we received all but three of the chapter excellence awards. We also received the Howard R. Alter, Jr. Memorial award, the highest honor that Grand Chapter grants to chapters of Theta Chi Fraternity. The Alter Award Case Western Reserve University: For the year of 2000-2001, we also received the Agnar Pytte Cup, the most prestigious award that Case Western Reserve grants to its Greek organizations. The Pytte Cup Fall 1998 - Spring 1999 Jump to Awards Presented by: Greek Week Case Western Reserve University The Office of Greek Life Theta Chi Grand Chapter ... Greek Week 1999: Fifth Place Overall Through our enthusiasm and devotion to our chapter and ourselves this year, our fraternity triumphantly took fifth place in the Greek Week competition among eighteen competing fraternities. Spirit Award The Spirit Award is awarded to the single fraternity which shows the most enthusiasm, excitement, and commitment to Greek Week.

80. Awards chapters which demonstrate excellence in the procedures of theta Chi and RecruitmentProgramming Awarded to those chapters which demonstrate excellence in the http://thetachi.cwru.edu/awards.html

Awards Fall 2000 - Spring 2001 Fall 1998 - Spring 1999 Fall 2000 - Spring 2001 Theta Chi Grand Chapter Theta Chi Chapter Excellence Awards: The Alter Award For the year of 2000-2001, we received all but three of the chapter excellence awards. We also received the Howard R. Alter, Jr. Memorial award, the highest honor that Grand Chapter grants to chapters of Theta Chi Fraternity. Awards Presented by Case Western Reserve University: The Pytte Cup For the year of 2000-2001, we also received the Agnar Pytte Cup, the most prestigious award that Case Western Reserve grants to its Greek organizations. Fall 1998 - Spring 1999 Jump to Awards Presented by: Greek Week Case Western Reserve University The Office of Greek Life Theta Chi Grand Chapter ... Greek Week 1999: Fifth Place Overall Through our enthusiasm and devotion to our chapter and ourselves this year, our fraternity triumphantly took fifth place in the Greek Week competition among eighteen competing fraternities. Spirit Award The Spirit Award is awarded to the single fraternity which shows the most enthusiasm, excitement, and commitment to Greek Week.

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