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Computers are not only able to perform computations;
they can do mathematics.
Well known software is Mathematica and Maple.
Adjoints can also be done by symbol manipulation.
For example Ralf Giering
offers a program for converting
linear operator programs into their adjoints.
EXERCISES:
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Suppose a linear operator
has
its input in the discrete domain and
its output in the continuum.
How does the operator resemble a matrix?
Describe the operator
that has
its output in the discrete domain and
its input in the continuum.
To which do you apply the words
``scales and adds some functions,''
and to which do you apply the words
``does a bunch of integrals''?
What are the integrands?
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Stanford Exploration Project
12/22/2000