I have a project in my Calculus II class I was hoping to get a little help for. I have to show real-life exapmples of Fourier Series, Taylor Series, and integrals. I wantd to do examples specifically in BJ but don't know where to begin. I was hoping some people could give me some suggestions or point me in the right direction. BTW, I use the KO Preferred. Any help is appreciated. :)
what are you talking about.this is a card counting board not a calculus class.how old are you.most of us have been out of high school or college for a long time.let me give you some advice:all that crap they are teaching you in school doesnt get used in real life.
Here's a good place to get started with Fourier and his life/work
most of us have been out of high school or college for a long time.
You speak on behalf of everyone on this board?
let me give you some advice:all that crap they are teaching you in school doesnt get used in real life.
Thanks buddy. I'll take some fries when you're done making my Big Mac.
chem nerd
Check out bjmath.com. Specifically, check out my posts on the "I18 and beyond" spreadsheet, on the bjmath forum, which involve a Simpson's rule integral approximation to average strategy gains over varying penetration levels, a la Schlesinger's Blackjack Attack.
Also, run a search from the main page for Taylor series - you should find some optimal betting related stuff. Should be lots more integral stuff too.
In general, your posts on bjmath.com will generate less quantity, but infinitely higher quality responses - the jerks such as pat above are too scared to go over there.
chem nerd
thats all im concerned with.
