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Test Results

More remarks on these later in the week. Last five digits of student number given.

S/N % Remark
05669 abs S/N
34673 abs SN
01947 abs *
69001 abs S/N
27197 *
34159 100
12147 100
23747 100
80059 100
21209 100
63301 100
44855 100
18159 100
47109 96
86607 96
16233 96
01701 96
79917 92
64454 92
33245 92
12332 88
37258 84
45109 84
75251 80
70869 76
60663 72
69415 72
19259 68
69738 68
15321 64
18577 64
00153 64
54745 60
84229 60
02929 60
21025 56
07705 52
69423 52
07784 48
48443 48
69571 48
Unknown 44
45095 36
40067 36
21931 28
80697 24
78026 24
60543 24
7679 16 not regisd.
06454 0 abs
05587 0 abs
25527 0 abs
67327 0 abs
80133 0 abs
32430 0 abs
70492 0 abs
10684 0 abs

Tutorial Venue

For the rest of term we are in WGB G03

Week 9

We will finished off our work on the doubling mapping and we began talking about complex numbers.

The marking scheme for Summer 2012 Q. 2 is here and the third page of here. All of the Summer 2012 marking scheme may be found here. As I thought, answering Q. 2 (a), (b), (c) and recognising that they suggested that the Doubling Mapping had, respectively, sensitivity to initial conditions, that the periodic points are dense and a point with a dense orbit was good for 16/25 = 72% > 70% of the marks for that question.

Week 10

This week we will begin to talk about the arithmetic of complex numbers — in particular what it looks like.

Tutorials

There aren’t really any questions that we can do this week that we couldn’t do last week. Perhaps you should spend some time looking at the homework and decide which option you want to take.

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