Friday, February 24, 2012

Here is IRAN

Here is IRAN

Gottage in northern Iran
Uramanat - North-Western Iran
Izeh - South-Western Iran
Layalestan - Gilan, Northern Iran
Bagh-e Eram Palace & Gardens - Shiraz
Oroomieh Lake - North-Western Iran
Winter Night in Isfahan
Marble Palace - Tehran
Vank Cathedral - Isfahan , Iran
Museum of Fine Arts - Tehran , Iran
Shahzadeh Gardens -Mahan - Kerman
Waterfalls near Shiraz - Iran
Chehel Sotoun Palace Pavilion - Isfahan
Aali Gaapou - Isfahan , Iran
Lahijan - Guilan Province , Iran
Asalem - Khalkhal - Northern Iran
Niasar - Isfahan , Iran
Mansion in Mazanderan - Northern Iran
Pear Orchard - Shiraz
Parandegan   Park in Isfahan
A serene Lake in Guilan, Northern Iran
Latian Lake near Tehran
Margoon waterfall
Outskirts of Shiraz - Iran
Oroumieh Lake - N.W.. Iran
Ramsar - Northern Iran
Village of Roodbarak - Norhtern Iran
White Bridge - Ahwaz, South-Western Iran
Chahar Bagh Avenue - Isfahan
Arg-e Kola Farangi - Birjand , Iran
Kohgiluyeh & Boyer Ahmad Province - Iran
Traditional Persian outdoor teahouse
Saayeh khosh - southern Iran
Sistan & Baluchestan province
Sobatan Village - Ardebil

Friday, February 10, 2012

MATLAB - realmin Problem or BUG

A new problem/bug found in MATLAB

Real max of MATLAB is:
real max = 2 ^ 1024 - 1
That is the same as realmax of MATLAB!
To calculate you should get the series as 2 ^ 1023 + 2 ^ 1022 + 2 ^ 1021 + 2 ^ 1020 + ...

Real min of MATLAB is:
real min = 2 ^ -1074
BUT realmin of MATLAB = 2 ^ -1022
To prove the real min of MATLAB, you could test so many equation. You'll get that no change in the value!
Because the assigned bits to this floating point system is 53 = ( 1074 - 1022 ) + 1

By:
Diman Zad Tootaghaj
Farshid Farhat

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Switzerland


Switzerland

The village of Wengen where we stayed in an alpine chalet/hotel, above the Lauterbrunnen valley.


Lauterbrunnen below, with its iconic waterfall. The valley reminds me of Yosemite, with a small village in it.


The train system in Switzerland is excellent. Above, a cog train that takes passengers towards the Eiger.


The train to Jungfrau.


In the village of Lauterbrunnen.


Another scene from Lauterbrunnen.


Alpine cable cars rise into the fog above Wengen.


The lakeshore village of Brienz.


Brienz.



Lucerne.


Alpine village of Murren.


We found a bar with an interior in the motif of the movie "Alien".


Besides cows, goats and sheep tend to be outfitted with bells.


A cog train at Kleine Scheidegg.


Riding the train from Kleine Scheidegg back to Wengen offered stunning valley views.


The Swiss version of "Zip Line" takes you up to 75 MPH for almost a 1/2 mile.


Risking myself and a DSLR camera, I had no choice but to zip down to get this picture.


Relaxing with a plate of charcuterie under Mt. Eiger.


June brings out alpine flowers during my hike.


It seems many lower peaks in Switerland have huts that serve food and beer, my goal can be seen above.


A one hour uphill hike is required to enjoy this beer garden deck propped over glaciers.

Friday, October 21, 2011

Three apples change the world

Three apples change the world