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mikrom, thank you for your kind words, thank you for your encouragement. never say never!!!I will!!! As what i say, you got talent to learn things to do things. Just like you never used f90, but you could do it after you read 2 web pages! I am currently study Mathematic with Economics on final... -
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oh. My god. prof. mikrom. I can't say a word. are you the person design Fortran program. ill never get your level. what I meant by other algebraic structures is that eg. inverts a permutation or whether a permutation is even or odd. -
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Thank for again. I am new here. I didn't know about 'star' thing. However, I gave you after your mention. I will try the powers of permutation. This is a part of my computional method course, and the lecturer only teach us Fortran and some other algorithem. Anyway,do you have any idea that how... -
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Thank you very much. mikrom. your fortran level is ultimate. This was my simple idea. Subroutine trans(temp, size) implicit none integer :: size integer :: temp(size) integer :: m, t, i !temp t = temp(1) do i=1,size-1 m = temp(i+1) temp(i+1) = t t = m END do temp(1) = t END Subroutine trans... -
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The "multiplication (*)" in the group is simply performing them after one another. Take 6 coloured balls. Permute the first and third one. Now permute the third and fifth one (note: by third one I mean the one in the third position, not the third ball which is not in the first position). You...
