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1. #FREE ALTERNATIVE TO STAT TRANSFER STACKEXCHANGE UPDATE#
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#FREE ALTERNATIVE TO STAT TRANSFER STACKEXCHANGE UPDATE#

Update : The post in question has just closed in Math SE as well - bouncing it back to Physics SE, as quid had explained it would. Im trying to decide between Cause Fear and Hideous Laughter for my Dwarven Great Old One TomeLock who has just reached second level.

#FREE ALTERNATIVE TO STAT TRANSFER STACKEXCHANGE MODS#

Also, I know it will probably not be migrated back even if it's thought to be a better fit in physics, since the process is complicated and the mods should have better to do. The test program used in Linux (part of coreutils) has extensions for timestamp comparison ( -nt and -ot) not found in POSIX test. Because your question is about bash, you likely are using Linux. fluid-dynamics finite-volume unstructured-mesh openfoam paraview. use the touch command (adding 0s for hour/minute/second) to set the modification date for the temporary file. The way to reconstruct geometry data such as. the file giving list of nodes that make a cell, is not needed. I disagree with the migration, but I'm not complaining about it - I'd just like to know the view of the community. The polyMesh format used in OpenFOAM is an intelligent format for which cells file, i.e. Is the question a better fit to Math SE or Physics SE?.Looking beyond Google Analytics and StatCounter, heres some of the less expensive services: w. On the other hand, the overlap with Applied math is obvious (though isn't it true to almost everything done in Nonlinear dynamics and chaos?), even if most questions under the tag chaos-theory here are of a more formal nature. Answer (1 of 3): Theres dozens of good analytics services available, and they span a wide range in features, ease of use, and cost. Since it's mostly about modeling, about the consequences in the physical world of the system being chaotic, it seems to me to be a typical problem in the field of Nonlinear dynamics and chaos (in Physics).

The question What are the implications of deterministic chaos: useful or detrimental? has just been migrated from Physics SE.