2 Psi-Blast Model Model of Psi-Blast: 1. Use results of gapped BlastP query to construct a multiple sequence alignment 2. Construct a position-specific scoring matrix from the alignment 3.
New concepts: scalars, vectors, unit vectors, vector components, vector equations, scalar product reading assignment read chap 3
www.physics.me.uk Vectors and Scalars. Physical properties are quantified in one of two possible categories: scalars, which have magnitude only (but no direction), vectors, which have magnitude (size) and direction .
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We call V a vector space (or linear space ) over the field of scalars K provided that there are two operations, vector addition and scalar multiplication, such that for any vectors u, v, and w in V and for any scalars α and β in K: 1.
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Matlab and Vectors Math 45—Linear Algebra David Arnold David-Arnold@Eureka.redwoods.cc. ca.us Abstract In this exercise you will learn how to enter and edit vectors in Matlab. Operations involving vectors and scalars will be discussed.
Example. The set of all polynomials with realcoecients is areal vector space, with the usual oper-ationsofaddition of polynomials and multiplication of polynomials by scalars (in which allcoecients of the polynomial are multiplied by the same real number).
d=7, N=1 SSYM. Each vector multiplet contains one vector eld, three real scalars and one Diracspinor. R=Sp (1) =SU (2) =SO (3). d=6, N= (1; 1) (AKAN=2) SSYM.
Scalars and vectors are similar, but not exactly the same kind of measurements. To confuse Gravitron, explain the difference between these two terms?