Hmmm... we're learning Matrices in Math C now... well actually we've already
learnt them, now we're learning about how to solve simultaneous equations
with orders higher than 4.

OK that was some useless information...

Actually, I must say that POV-Ray has improved my understanding of
mathematics much more and has given me a real head start in the math
subjects I'm doing.  The last test we had was all on sine and cosine waves.
One of the Application questions was meant to be quite difficult... but
remembering back to POV-Ray it became obvious how to do it, and I completed
the test in half the time of everyone else... and got the right answers :)

Thank you POV-Team :)

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Mark Wagner wrote in message <378c10f5@news.povray.org>...
>
>Fabien Mosen wrote in message <378B67D9.BE7B4FF3@skynet.be>...
>>Nieminen Mika wrote:
>>>
>>> There's something about Povray.
>>> Pov Wars: Episode I - The Povray menace.
>>> Shakespeare in pov.
>>> The matrix.
>>
>>about "the matrix", we currently face in Europe the marketing process
>>for that movie with the "what is the matrix ?" phrase.
>
>
>According to my Differential Equations book, a matrix is any rectangular
>array of numbers or functions.
>
>Mark
>
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