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Re: logarithmic steps in for
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Francesco Potorti` |
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Re: logarithmic steps in for |
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Wed, 09 Jan 2002 23:12:44 +0100 |
Is there a way to define a range of values for a 'for' loop with
logarithmic
steps?
logspace
Is there an isprime function for octave? If there is, how many
digits can it handle? I am looking at checking for 'primeness'(prolly
wrong term) of a few big numbers.
If the numbers are less than 2^31, you can use the factor(1) program
present in every Unix.
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