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Furthermore, it is admitted that never, never, in a million lifetimes, could Michael have demonstrated a proposition in Euclid or solved a quadratic equation.

For five weeks I crammed, until simultaneous quadratic equations and chemical formulas fairly oozed from my ears.

Then he got out note-book and algebra and lost himself in quadratic equations, while the hours slipped by, and the stars dimmed, and the gray of dawn flooded against his window.

Nothing to do with quadratic equations but rather his own (quite compelling) theory involving Roz Huntley (that's Huntley with an H!).

He covers integers, polynomials, lines, and congruences; quadratic congruences and quadratic equations; and cubic equations and elliptic curves.

Hereafter, real leaf area (LA) determined by image processing, was modeled in function of L or W and/or LW through the models: linear (LA=a+bx), quadratic (LA=a+bx+c[x.sup.2]), and power (LA=a[x.sup.b]), wherein these models, x is the linear dimension of the leaf (L, W or LW).

We consider a continuous-time optimal consumption and portfolio selection problem of an agent who has a quadratic utility function and faces a subsistence consumption constraint.

The standard linear three-node (n = 3) and quadratic six-node (n = 6) triangular elements are employed in the present research.

Polynomial contrast were conducted to determine linear and quadratic effects of inclusion level or adaptation duration.

The process is demonstrated for both linear and quadratic functions.

For example, a quadratic 2D potential is modeled in coupled semiconductor quantum dots as quantum gates by the author of [28] as V(x,y) = (m[[omega].sup.2.sub.0]/2)[(l/4[a.sup.2])[([x.sup.2] - [a.sup.2]).sup.2] + [y.sup.2]], where [[omega].sub.0] is the confining frequency, one for each dot, x and y are coordinates, m is the effective mass of electron, and a is the half distance between the center of the dots and the effective Bohr radius of a single isolated harmonic potential.