Category Archives: Courses

Linear algebra courses at MIT from Prof. Gilbert Strang

January 5, 2012 – 7:28 pm

Linear algebra is fundamental mathematical knowledge for those who need to perform computational natural sciences. It is a neat formalism to express things in a compact way, and describe precious algorithms to solve computational problems from chemistry, physics, astronomy, and so on. I found these precious and very clear lectures from MIT professor Gilbert Strang. [...]

By Stefano Borini | Also posted in Linear Algebra | Comments (0)

XML Namespace URL (updated)

February 8, 2008 – 8:02 pm

I am attending the EMBRACE workshop in SOAP clients. A very interesting workshop I would say, and I’ll wrote more about it when finished. During the workshop, it has been pointed out the usual issue of XML namespaces: the attribute value looks like a URL but it is not referring to anything in particular. An [...]

By Stefano Borini | Also posted in XML | Comments Off

Course started in bioinformatics

September 25, 2007 – 8:55 am

I just started to hold exercises lectures during a course in bioinformatics. I am publishing the lecture notes while the course goes on. Please note that the copyright holder is DTU (although my preference goes to a CreativeCommons license), and that there could be mistakes on the notes, mainly because I am preparing them in [...]

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