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The linear function is popular in economics. It is attractive because it is simple and easy to handle mathematically. It has many important applications. Linear functions are those whose graph is a ...

Linear prolate functions (LPFs) are a set of bandlimited functions constructed to be invariant to the Fourier transform and orthonormal on the real line for the given bandwidth. Their unique ...

We asked 8th and 9th graders (N = 376) to evaluate their self-efficacy on specific linear function tasks which systematically varied along the three dimensions of task characteristics.

This activity requires students to examine each function closely, interpret the graph, and identify the related patterns. Overall, identifying linear and exponential functions is an essential math ...

Graph processing is typically memory bound due to low compute to memory access ratio and irregular data access pattern. The emerging high-bandwidth memory (HBM) delivers exceptional bandwidth by ...