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To: Gordon Hodgson who wrote (152955)12/21/2001 7:45:44 AM
From: semiconeng  Respond to of 186894
 
Think some mathematician back in the 17th century (21st in QuantiCenturies) first came up with the imaginary number concept. Wonder if Sanders is a descendent of that guy.

I doubt that Jerry is related to a mathematician. Mathematicians are smart.....

:-)

Semi



To: Gordon Hodgson who wrote (152955)12/21/2001 2:10:09 PM
From: Paul Engel  Respond to of 186894
 
Gordon - Re: "A-M-Defunct’s use of QuantiSpeed reminds me of imaginary numbers in algebra. Like the square root of –25 would be i5. Maybe we should call their QuantiSpeed 1900+ i1900 for “imaginary 1900”"

That dove tails with AMD's Imaginary profits - iProfits, in your parlance.

Paul


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