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2006 in anime and manga

Anime addict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:16:03 GMT

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'''[[2006]]''' in '''[[anime]]''' and '''[[manga]]'''.

== Events ==

=== October ===

* [[October]] – [[Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (manga)|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]] [[manga]] begins its serialization.
* [[October 5]] – The first [[Code Geass (anime)|Code Geass]] anime series premiers across {{flag|Japan}} at the [[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]] television station, at 25:25 [[Japan Standard Time|JST]].

=== November ===

* [[November 7]] – [[Code Geass (anime)|Code Geass]] has its [[satellite television]] across Japan through [[Animax]].

=== December ===

* [[December 20]] – The first [[original soundrack]] of the anime [[Code Geass (anime)|Code Geass]] is released in Japan.

==Fictional events==

==References==
{{wiki|1999}}

[[Category:Original research|Anime, Manga, 2006]]
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1999 in anime and manga

Anime addict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:43:31 GMT

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'''[[1999]]''' in '''[[anime]]''' and '''[[manga]]'''.

==Fictional events==

*''[[The Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]'' (1982-1983): A huge spaceship appears high above Earth and crashes into an island in the Pacific, triggering a world war.
*Three Super Sentai series — ''[[Choujin Sentai Jetman]]'' (1991-1992), ''[[Chouriki Sentai Ohranger]]'' (1995-1996), and ''[[Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGo-V]]'' (1999-2000) — take place in 1999.
*''[[Hunter x Hunter]]'' (TV Anime Series) (1999-2001) Gon Freecs, a young boy, is aiming to become a Hunter to search for his father. He meets some new friends during the Exam, and the struggles he must face on his quest will be beyond anything he's ever imagined.
*In ''[[Kamen Rider Kabuto]]'' (2006-2007), 1999 is the year in which a meteor struck the city of shibuya and also spawned the Worm, an alien race that forms the main antagonist in the series. In the movie based on the show, the meteor was much bigger and also dried up the oceans, resulting in a post-apocalyptic world

==References==
{{wiki|1999}}
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{{anime-stub}}
{{2009}}

1999 in fiction

Anime addict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:39:17 GMT

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The year '''[[1999]]''' in '''[[fiction]]''' and popular culture:
==Computer/video games==
**''[[Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow]]'' (''[[Castlevania]]'' series, 2003): [[List of characters in Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow and Dawn of Sorrow#Julius Belmont|Julius Belmont]] is finally able to defeat [[Dracula (Castlevania)|Dracula]] for good and seal away his Castle.
**''[[Chrono Trigger]]'' (1995): The apocalyptic [[Chrono Trigger time periods#1999 A.D.|Day of Lavos]] takes place.
**''[[Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake]]'' (1990) is set in 1999.
**''[[Silent Scope 2: Dark Silhouette]]'' (2000): The first stage takes place in 1999. The remainder of the game is set in 2000.
**The Extraterrestrial Combat Unit, known as ''[[X-COM]]'' is founded following a meeting on December 11th 1998, going fully operational on January 1st 1999. This sets the stage for the events depicted in UFO: Enemy Unknown.

==Film==

**Released after 1999 and set in the historical year:
***''[[Blood Diamond (film)|Blood Diamond]]'' (2006)
***''[[Alpha Dog]]'' (2006)
**Released in 1999 and stated to take place in that year:
***''[[Entrapment (film)|Entrapment]]'' (1999): The film takes place during the week leading up to December 31.
***''[[End of Days (1999 film)|End of Days]]'' (1999): The film involves [[Satan]]'s plot to conquer the earth on [[New Year's Eve]] of '99
***''[[The Matrix]]'' (1999): The year within the Matrix is said to be 1999.
***''[[Fight Club]]'' (1999) The year within Fight Club is said to be 1999, just before the beginning of the Millennium.
**Released before 1999 and set in the "future" year:
***''[[Strange Days (film)|Strange Days]]'' (1995): The film takes place leading up to New Year's Eve, 1999.
***''[[Class of 1999 II: The Substitute]]'' (1994)
***''[[Until the End of the World]]'' (1991)
***''[[Class of 1999]]'' (1990)
***''[[Prophecies of Nostradamus]]'' (1974)
***''[[Destroy All Monsters]]'' (1968)
***''[[2001: A Space Odyssey (film)]]'' (1968): The first scenes of the future takes place in the year 1999.

==Music==

**[[Prince (artist)|Prince]]'s [[1982 in music|1982]] song "[[1999 (song)|1999]]" is about "party like it's 1999."

==Television==

*''[[Futurama (TV series)|Futurama]]'' ("[[Space Pilot 3000]]," 1999): [[Philip J. Fry]] is [[cryogenic]]ally frozen at 11:59 P.M., [[December 31, 1999|December 31]].
*''[[Space: 1999]]'' (1975-1977): A huge explosion sends the [[Moon]] hurtling out of Earth's orbit on [[September 13]].
*In the TV series of ''[[Quantum Leap]]'' (1988-1993) project Quantum Leap is said to be launched in [[New Mexico]], 1999.

==Anime and manga==
{{main|1999 in anime and manga}}
*''[[The Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]'' (1982-1983): A huge spaceship appears high above Earth and crashes into an island in the Pacific, triggering a world war.
*Three Super Sentai series — ''[[Choujin Sentai Jetman]]'' (1991-1992), ''[[Chouriki Sentai Ohranger]]'' (1995-1996), and ''[[Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGo-V]]'' (1999-2000) — take place in 1999.
*''[[Hunter x Hunter]]'' (TV Anime Series) (1999-2001) Gon Freecs, a young boy, is aiming to become a Hunter to search for his father. He meets some new friends during the Exam, and the struggles he must face on his quest will be beyond anything he's ever imagined.
*In ''[[Kamen Rider Kabuto]]'' (2006-2007), 1999 is the year in which a meteor struck the city of shibuya and also spawned the Worm, an alien race that forms the main antagonist in the series. In the movie based on the show, the meteor was much bigger and also dried up the oceans, resulting in a post-apocalyptic world

==References==
[[Category:Fiction]]
{{wiki|1999}}{{2009}}

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Category:Kunsthandwerk

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Category:Holzschnitzerei

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Jacob Bartholomäus Kleinhans

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Created page with ''''Jacob Bartholomäus Kleinhans''' (* 24. September 1774; † 9. Juli 1853) war ein blinder Holzschnitzer österreichischer Herkunft. Jacob Kleinhans erblindete als Vierjährig…'

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'''Jacob Bartholomäus Kleinhans''' (* 24. September 1774; † 9. Juli 1853) war ein blinder Holzschnitzer österreichischer Herkunft.

Jacob Kleinhans erblindete als Vierjähriger in Folge einer Pockeninfektion. Dennoch begann er im Alter von sieben Jahren mit einer Tischlerlehre. Während dieser Zeit entwickelte sich sein Interesse für das Schnitzen von Holz-Kruzifixen. Ab dem Jahr 1796 arbeitete er in Fügen für den österreichischen Bildhauer Franz Xaver Nißl, bei welchem er Jesusfiguren anfertigte. Neben mehreren hundert Kruzifixen werden ihm eine Kopfstudie der Madonna und eine Büste von Kaiser Franz Joseph dem I. zugeschrieben.
== Literatur ==
* Volkmar Mühleis: ''Kunst im Sehverlust'', 2005, Wilhelm Fink Verlag, ISBN 3-7705-4125-1

[[Category:Deutsche Artikel|Kleinhans, Jacob Bartholomäus]]
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Dfdl.vhdl.v2

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Kevin Baas2 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:41:15 GMT

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===parallel multiply circuit specification===

circuit parallel_multiply( bit<a> in1, bit<d> in2; bit<c> out) {
in1<a>*in2<d> partial_products<a+d>.
partial_products reduce(wallace_stage,3) reduce(wallace_leaf,2) ripple_adder out.
}

circuit reduce( bit<a,b> in; bit<a,c> out; circuit reducer, int reduce_to) {
bit stage<a,e>.
in stage.
while( max(stage<a>.count)) > reduce_to) stage reducer stage'.
stage out.
}

circuit wallace_stage( bit<d,a> in; bit<d,c> out) {
bit vertical<d,e>, carry<d,f>, sum<d,g>.
in<d>,vertical<d-1> compressorn_nm2 carry<d>,sum<d>,vertical<d>.
sum<d> out<d>.
carry<d-1> out<d>.
}

circuit compressorn_nm2( bit<a> in, bit<d> down; bit<e> carry, bit<c> out, bit up<f>) {
while( a.count > 3) in-,in-,in-,in-,down-('0') compressor4_2 carry+,out+,up+.
in out. down out.
}

circuit compressor4_2( bit in1, bit in2, bit in3, bit in4, bit down; bit carry, bit sum, bit up) {
...
}

circuit wallace_leaf( bit<d,a> in; bit<d,c> out) {
if( a.count > 2) in<d>-,in<d>-,in<d>- full_adder out<d+1>+, out<d>+.
in<d> out<d>.
}

circuit full_adder(bit in1, bit in2, bit in3; bit sum, bit carry; time delay) {
bit temp = in1+in2 && in2+in3 && in3+in1.

carry(delay) = temp.
sum(delay) = (in1+in2+in3 && !temp) || (in1*in2*in3).
}

circuit ripple_adder( bit<a,d> in; bit out<d>) {
bit carry.

in<0>,in<1>,(carry 1) full_adder out,carry.
}

Vhdl.dfdl.v2

Kevin Baas2 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:40:23 GMT

parallel multiply circuit specification:

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-		+
-	~~circuit parallel_multiply( bit<a> in1, bit<d> in2; bit<c> out) {~~	+
-	~~in1<a>*in2<d> partial_products<a+d>~~.	+
-	~~partial_products reduce(wallace_stage,3) reduce(wallace_leaf,2) ripple_adder out~~.	+
-	}	+
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-	~~circuit reduce( bit<a,b> in; bit<a,c> out; circuit reducer, int reduce_to) {~~	+
-	~~bit stage<a,e>.~~	+
-	~~in stage.~~	+
-	~~while( max(stage<a>.count)) > reduce_to) stage reducer stage'.~~	+
-	~~stage out.~~	+
-	}	+
-		+
-	~~circuit wallace_stage( bit<d,a> in; bit<d,c> out) {~~	+
-	~~bit vertical<d,e>, carry<d,f>, sum<d,g>.~~	+
-	~~in<d>,vertical<d-1> compressorn_nm2 carry<d>,sum<d>,vertical<d>.~~	+
-	~~sum<d> out<d>.~~	+
-	~~carry<d-1> out<d>.~~	+
-	}	+
-		+
-	~~circuit compressorn_nm2( bit<a> in, bit<d> down; bit<e> carry, bit<c> out, bit up<f>) {~~	+
-	~~while( a.count > 3) in-,in-,in-,in-,down-('0') compressor4_2 carry+,out+,up+.~~	+
-	~~in out. down out.~~	+
-	}	+
-		+
-	~~circuit compressor4_2( bit in1, bit in2, bit in3, bit in4, bit down; bit carry, bit sum, bit up) {~~	+
-	~~...~~	+
-	}	+
-		+
-	~~circuit wallace_leaf( bit<d,a> in; bit<d,c> out) {~~	+
-	~~if( a.count > 2) in<d>-,in<d>-,in<d>- full_adder out<d+1>+, out<d>+.~~	+
-	~~in<d> out<d>.~~	+
-	}	+
-		+
-	~~circuit full_adder(bit in1, bit in2, bit in3; bit sum, bit carry; time delay) {~~	+
-	~~bit temp = in1+in2 && in2+in3 && in3+in1.~~	+
-		+
-	~~carry(delay) = temp.~~	+
-	~~sum(delay) = (in1+in2+in3 && !temp) \|\| (in1in2in3).~~	+
-	}	+
-		+
-	~~circuit ripple_adder( bit<a,d> in; bit out<d>) {~~	+
-	~~bit carry.~~	+
-		+
-	~~in<0>,in<1>,(carry 1) full_adder out,carry.~~	+
-	}	+
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-	~~<!--~~	+
-	~~===(todo)===~~	+
-	*fix instruction decoder (<< 1,1,1,2... does not do what it's there to do - because it interleaves)	+
-	*add assertions ( ASSERT( a.count == c.count) )	+
-	*add load immediate - flag that says second operand is value, not register index	+
-	*parallel multiplier	+
-	*how to concatenate buses into collections of buses (and vice-cersa)?	+
-	*consolidate dimension operations (such as a.count) and make sure they're consistent.	+
-	~~-->~~	+

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Estensione dei numeri di Fermat

Jmbalzan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:29:56 GMT

Imbalzano's test:

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	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>4</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalentemente, possiamo scrivere:		<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>4</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalentemente, possiamo scrivere:

-	<b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, sempre con <b>ZA=0</b>, ma <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> immaginario e <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> reale. Segue il programma, scritto dall’autore in <i>linguaggio Pascal</i>.	+	<b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, sempre con <b>ZA=0</b>, ma <b>(6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>)<sup>2</sup>+(YZ)<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> immaginario e <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> reale. Segue il programma, scritto dall’autore in <i>linguaggio Pascal</i>.

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Extension of the Fermat's numbers

Jmbalzan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:23:54 GMT

Imbalzano test:

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	<b>p = X<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>2</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>3</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>4</sub><sup>2</sup>-X<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup></b>, respectively for <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in		<b>p = X<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>2</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>3</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>4</sub><sup>2</sup>-X<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup></b>, respectively for <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in
-	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>4</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalently, we could write: <b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, always with <b>ZA=0</b>, but <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for imaginary <b>R</b> and <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for real <b>R</b>. We expose a program for computer, written from the author in <i>Pascal language</i>.	+	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>4</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalently, we could write: <b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, always with <b>ZA=0</b>, but <b>(6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>)<sup>2</sup>+(YZ)<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for imaginary <b>R</b> and <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for real <b>R</b>. We expose a program for computer, written from the author in <i>Pascal language</i>.

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Estensione dei numeri di Fermat

Jmbalzan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:06:37 GMT

Imbalzano's test:

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	rispettivamente per <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in		rispettivamente per <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in
-	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>1</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3~~</sub>=2X<sub>4~~</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalentemente, possiamo scrivere:	+	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>4</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalentemente, possiamo scrivere:

	<b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, sempre con <b>ZA=0</b>, ma <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> immaginario e <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> reale. Segue il programma, scritto dall’autore in <i>linguaggio Pascal</i>.		<b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, sempre con <b>ZA=0</b>, ma <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> immaginario e <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> reale. Segue il programma, scritto dall’autore in <i>linguaggio Pascal</i>.

Extension of the Fermat's numbers

Jmbalzan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:01:37 GMT

Imbalzano test:

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	<b>p = X<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>2</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>3</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>4</sub><sup>2</sup>-X<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup></b>, respectively for <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in		<b>p = X<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>2</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>3</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>4</sub><sup>2</sup>-X<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup></b>, respectively for <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> and <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in
-	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>1</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3~~</sub>=2X<sub>4~~</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalently, we could write: <b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, always with <b>ZA=0</b>, but <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for imaginary <b>R</b> and <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for real <b>R</b>. We expose a program for computer, written from the author in <i>Pascal language</i>.	+	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>4</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalently, we could write: <b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, always with <b>ZA=0</b>, but <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for imaginary <b>R</b> and <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> for real <b>R</b>. We expose a program for computer, written from the author in <i>Pascal language</i>.

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	:<nowiki>:)) </nowiki>I agree on that. I said it on [[Talk:Idiom Neutral]] a few moments ago. It isn't about the respect part for other languages though, I rather see it as a respect for English should be more inspired, as it is the most written language on the internet. [[User:Anime addict\|Anime addict]] 10:27, 22 July 2008 (EDT)		:<nowiki>:)) </nowiki>I agree on that. I said it on [[Talk:Idiom Neutral]] a few moments ago. It isn't about the respect part for other languages though, I rather see it as a respect for English should be more inspired, as it is the most written language on the internet. [[User:Anime addict\|Anime addict]] 10:27, 22 July 2008 (EDT)
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Buddhism

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Buddhism Then & Now:

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	== Buddhism Then & Now ==		== Buddhism Then & Now ==

-	According to [http://www.adherents.com/Religions_By_Adherents.html statistics from adherents.com], estimates of the number of Buddhists vary between 230 and 500 million, with most around 350 million. Theravada and Pure Land each account for something in the region of a third of this total.	+	According to [http://www.adherents.com/Religions_By_Adherents.html statistics from adherents.com], estimates of the number of Buddhists vary between 230 and 500 million, with most around 350 million. Theravada and Pure Land probably each account for something in the region of a third of this total.<ref>[[Demographics of Buddhism]]</ref>

	The rise, expansion, spread and decline of Buddhism in India... ''(to be written)''		The rise, expansion, spread and decline of Buddhism in India... ''(to be written)''

Demographics of Buddhism

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	*more than 300,000,000: Shaw		*more than 300,000,000: Shaw
		+	*669,308,405 to 1,070,893,447: [http://www.thedhamma.com?buddhists_in_the_world.htm]

	====Chinese Buddhists outside Communist rule====		====Chinese Buddhists outside Communist rule====
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	*95,155,256: [http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_90.html]		*95,155,256: [http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_90.html]
	*105,615,544: [http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_90.html]		*105,615,544: [http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_90.html]
		+	*122,022,837: [http://www.thedhamma.com?buddhists_in_the_world.htm]


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	*21,490,000: WCE, volume 1, page 4		*21,490,000: WCE, volume 1, page 4
	*25,000,000: Harvey, page 5		*25,000,000: Harvey, page 5
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		+	==Summary/Conclusion==
		+
		+	The world's Buddhist population can probably be divided into three roughly equal groups:
		+
		+	*Theravada
		+	*Pure Land
		+	*others

	==References==		==References==

Estensione dei numeri di Fermat

Jmbalzan — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:28:52 GMT

Imbalzano's test:

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	====<b><u>Somme di quadrati</b></u>====		====<b><u>Somme di quadrati</b></u>====

-	Definiamo <b>p<sub>1</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>, p<sub>2</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>, p<sub>3</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+Z<sup>2</sup>, p<sub>4</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+Z<sup>2</sup>+A<sup>2</sup></b>. "Qualunque numero intero, che non sia esso stesso un quadrato <b>(p<sub>1</sub>)</b> e non composto di alcun primo del tipo <b>4k+3</b> può scriversi come somma di due soli quadrati <b>(p<sub>2</sub>)</b>; quelli del tipo <b>8k+7</b> come somma di quattro quadrati <b>(p<sub>4</sub>)</b>, e tutti gli altri come tre quadrati <b>(p<sub>3</sub>)</b>." <i>(Fermat – Lagrange - Legendre)</i> <sup><b>[^2]</b></sup>	+	Definiamo <b>p<sub>1</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>, p<sub>2</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>, p<sub>3</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+Z<sup>2</sup>, p<sub>4</sub> = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+Z<sup>2</sup>+A<sup>2</sup></b>.

-	~~L’enunciato, storicamente interessante~~, non ~~è abbastanza utile per la ricerca dei numeri primi. Infatti, possiamo scomporre algebricamente la forma generica~~ <b>p<sub>4</sub></b> ~~solo nel campo dei “quaternioni”:~~	+	"Qualunque numero intero, che non sia esso stesso un quadrato <b>(p<sub>1</sub>)</b> e non composto di alcun primo del tipo <b>4k+3</b> può scriversi come somma di due soli quadrati <b>(p<sub>2</sub>)</b>; quelli del tipo <b>8k+7</b> come somma di quattro quadrati <b>(p<sub>4</sub>)</b>, e tutti gli altri come tre quadrati <b>(p<sub>3</sub>)</b>." <i>(Fermat – Lagrange - Legendre)</i> <sup><b>[^2]</b></sup>

-	<b>p<sub>4</sub> = (X + iY + jZ + kA)(X – iY - jZ- kA)</b>, e ricordiamo che <b>i<sup>2</sup> = j<sup>2</sup> = k<sup>2</sup> = -1, ij=-ji=k</b>, etc. In effetti, questo campo non è euclideo, e non rappresenta univocamente i fattori primi delle forme composte.	+	L’enunciato, storicamente interessante, non è abbastanza utile per la ricerca dei numeri primi. Infatti, possiamo scomporre algebricamente la forma generica <b>p<sub>4</sub></b> solo nel campo dei “quaternioni”: <b>p<sub>4</sub> = (X + iY + jZ + kA)(X – iY - jZ- kA)</b>, e ricordiamo che <b>i<sup>2</sup> = j<sup>2</sup> = k<sup>2</sup> = -1, ij=-ji=k</b>, etc. In effetti, questo campo non è euclideo, e non rappresenta univocamente i fattori primi delle forme composte. Tuttavia, ricorrendo all’<i>equazione generale di Pell - Fermat</i> del tipo <b>NX<sup>2</sup>-Y<sup>2</sup>=c</b>, possiamo usare il seguente
-		+
-	Tuttavia, ricorrendo all’<i>equazione generale di Pell - Fermat</i> del tipo <b>NX<sup>2</sup>-Y<sup>2</sup>=c</b>, possiamo usare il seguente	+

	====<b><u>Imbalzano's test</b></u>====		====<b><u>Imbalzano's test</b></u>====
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	Ciò equivale a esprimere tutti i numeri primi <b>p</b> in uno spazio penta - dimensionale:		Ciò equivale a esprimere tutti i numeri primi <b>p</b> in uno spazio penta - dimensionale:
		+	<b>p = X<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>2</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>3</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>4</sub><sup>2</sup>-X<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup></b>,
		+
		+	rispettivamente per <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in
		+	<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>1</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub>=2X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalentemente, possiamo scrivere:

-	<b>p = X<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>2</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>3</sub><sup>2</sup>+X<sub>4</sub><sup>2</sup>-X<sub>0</sub><sup>2</sup></b>, rispettivamente per <b>X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub>=X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> in <b>R([-1]<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>0</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R([-3]<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>, <b>X<sub>1</sub>=0</b> e <b>X<sub>2</sub>=X<sub>3</sub>=X<sub>4</sub></b> in	+	<b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, sempre con <b>ZA=0</b>, ma <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> immaginario e <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> reale. Segue il programma, scritto dall’autore in <i>linguaggio Pascal</i>.
-	~~<b>R(3<sup>1/2</sup>), X<sub>1</sub>=2X<sub>2</sub>=2X<sub>3</sub>=2X<sub>4</sub></b> in <b>R(6<sup>1/2</sup>)</b>. Equivalentemente, possiamo scrivere:~~ <b>p = X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>+3Z<sup>2</sup>+6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup></b>, ~~always with~~ <b>ZA=0</b>, ~~but~~ <b>6A<sup>2</sup>-T<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> immaginario e <b>X<sup>2</sup>+Y<sup>2</sup>=0</b> per <b>R</b> reale. Segue il programma, scritto dall’autore in <i>~~linguagggio~~ Pascal</i>.	+

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-	'''[[2007]] ·''' [[January 2007\|January]] \| [[February 2007\|February]] \| [[March 2007\|March]] \| [[April 2007\|April]] \| [[May 2007\|May]] \| [[June 2007\|June]] \| [[July 2007\|July]] \| [[August 2007\|August]] \| [[September 2007\|September]] \| [[October 2007\|October]] \| [[November 2007\|November]] \| [[December 2007\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2006]] ·''' [[January 2006\|January]] \| [[February 2006\|February]] \| [[March 2006\|March]] \| [[April 2006\|April]] \| [[May 2006\|May]] \| [[June 2006\|June]] \| [[July 2006\|July]] \| [[August 2006\|August]] \| [[September 2006\|September]] \| [[October 2006\|October]] \| [[November 2006\|November]] \| [[December 2006\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2005]] ·''' [[January 2005\|January]] \| [[February 2005\|February]] \| [[March 2005\|March]] \| [[April 2005\|April]] \| [[May 2005\|May]] \| [[June 2005\|June]] \| [[July 2005\|July]] \| [[August 2005\|August]] \| [[September 2005\|September]] \| [[October 2005\|October]] \| [[November 2005\|November]] \| [[December 2005\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2004]] ·''' [[January 2004\|January]] \| [[February 2004\|February]] \| [[March 2004\|March]] \| [[April 2004\|April]] \| [[May 2004\|May]] \| [[June 2004\|June]] \| [[July 2004\|July]] \| [[August 2004\|August]] \| [[September 2004\|September]] \| [[October 2004\|October]] \| [[November 2004\|November]] \| [[December 2004\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2003]] ·''' [[January 2003\|January]] \| [[February 2003\|February]] \| [[March 2003\|March]] \| [[April 2003\|April]] \| [[May 2003\|May]] \| [[June 2003\|June]] \| [[July 2003\|July]] \| [[August 2003\|August]] \| [[September 2003\|September]] \| [[October 2003\|October]] \| [[November 2003\|November]] \| [[December 2003\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2002]] ·''' [[January 2002\|January]] \| [[February 2002\|February]] \| [[March 2002\|March]] \| [[April 2002\|April]] \| [[May 2002\|May]] \| [[June 2002\|June]] \| [[July 2002\|July]] \| [[August 2002\|August]] \| [[September 2002\|September]] \| [[October 2002\|October]] \| [[November 2002\|November]] \| [[December 2002\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2001]] ·''' [[January 2001\|January]] \| [[February 2001\|February]] \| [[March 2001\|March]] \| [[April 2001\|April]] \| [[May 2001\|May]] \| [[June 2001\|June]] \| [[July 2001\|July]] \| [[August 2001\|August]] \| [[September 2001\|September]] \| [[October 2001\|October]] \| [[November 2001\|November]] \| [[December 2001\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[2000]] ·''' [[January 2000\|January]] \| [[February 2000\|February]] \| [[March 2000\|March]] \| [[April 2000\|April]] \| [[May 2000\|May]] \| [[June 2000\|June]] \| [[July 2000\|July]] \| [[August 2000\|August]] \| [[September 2000\|September]] \| [[October 2000\|October]] \| [[November 2000\|November]] \| [[December 2000\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1999]] ·''' [[January 1999\|January]] \| [[February 1999\|February]] \| [[March 1999\|March]] \| [[April 1999\|April]] \| [[May 1999\|May]] \| [[June 1999\|June]] \| [[July 1999\|July]] \| [[August 1999\|August]] \| [[September 1999\|September]] \| [[October 1999\|October]] \| [[November 1999\|November]] \| [[December 1999\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1998]] ·''' [[1998#January\|January]] \| [[1998#February\|February]] \| [[1998#March\|March]] \| [[1998#April\|April]] \| [[1998#May\|May]] \| [[1998#June\|June]] \| [[1998#July\|July]] \| [[1998#August\|August]] \| [[1998#September\|September]] \| [[1998#October\|October]] \| [[1998#November\|November]] \| [[1998#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1997]] ·''' [[1997#January\|January]] \| [[1997#February\|February]] \| [[1997#March\|March]] \| [[1997#April\|April]] \| [[1997#May\|May]] \| [[1997#June\|June]] \| [[1997#July\|July]] \| [[1997#August\|August]] \| [[1997#September\|September]] \| [[1997#October\|October]] \| [[1997#November\|November]] \| [[1997#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1996]] ·''' [[1996#January\|January]] \| [[1996#February\|February]] \| [[1996#March\|March]] \| [[1996#April\|April]] \| [[1996#May\|May]] \| [[1996#June\|June]] \| [[1996#July\|July]] \| [[1996#August\|August]] \| [[1996#September\|September]] \| [[1996#October\|October]] \| [[1996#November\|November]] \| [[1996#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1995]] ·''' [[1995#January\|January]] \| [[1995#February\|February]] \| [[1995#March\|March]] \| [[1995#April\|April]] \| [[1995#May\|May]] \| [[1995#June\|June]] \| [[1995#July\|July]] \| [[1995#August\|August]] \| [[1995#September\|September]] \| [[1995#October\|October]] \| [[1995#November\|November]] \| [[1995#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1994]] ·''' [[1994#January\|January]] \| [[1994#February\|February]] \| [[1994#March\|March]] \| [[1994#April\|April]] \| [[1994#May\|May]] \| [[1994#June\|June]] \| [[1994#July\|July]] \| [[1994#August\|August]] \| [[1994#September\|September]] \| [[1994#October\|October]] \| [[1994#November\|November]] \| [[1994#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1993]] ·''' [[1993#January\|January]] \| [[1993#February\|February]] \| [[1993#March\|March]] \| [[1993#April\|April]] \| [[1993#May\|May]] \| [[1993#June\|June]] \| [[1993#July\|July]] \| [[1993#August\|August]] \| [[1993#September\|September]] \| [[1993#October\|October]] \| [[1993#November\|November]] \| [[1993#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1992]] ·''' [[1992#January\|January]] \| [[1992#February\|February]] \| [[1992#March\|March]] \| [[1992#April\|April]] \| [[1992#May\|May]] \| [[1992#June\|June]] \| [[1992#July\|July]] \| [[1992#August\|August]] \| [[1992#September\|September]] \| [[1992#October\|October]] \| [[1992#November\|November]] \| [[1992#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1991]] ·''' [[1991#January\|January]] \| [[1991#February\|February]] \| [[1991#March\|March]] \| [[1991#April\|April]] \| [[1991#May\|May]] \| [[1991#June\|June]] \| [[1991#July\|July]] \| [[1991#August\|August]] \| [[1991#September\|September]] \| [[1991#October\|October]] \| [[1991#November\|November]] \| [[1991#December\|December]]<br />	+
-	'''[[1990]] ·''' [[1990#January\|January]] \| [[1990#February\|February]] \| [[1990#March\|March]] \| [[1990#April\|April]] \| [[1990#May\|May]] \| [[1990#June\|June]] \| [[1990#July\|July]] \| [[1990#August\|August]] \| [[1990#September\|September]] \| [[1990#October\|October]] \| [[1990#November\|November]] \| [[1990#December\|December]]<br />	+
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