These graphs show the totals of confirmed COVID19 cases and reported deaths for each US County. I am not graphing the logarithm but just the simple numbers. The reason is that the numbers are not large enough to justify using logarithms at this time. If you have looked at my State charts, you can see the merit of using logarithms — particularly for New York, New Jersey, etc. The purpose of these charts is to provide basic information in an attempt to replace fear and confusion with knowledge and control. I am getting daily updates from the New York Times Github database.
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A very simple number sequence is n(0)=2, n(1)=23, n(2)=235, n(3)=2357, n(4)=235711, n(5)=23571113 where n(i+1) is the i+1 prime concatenated with n(i). So […]
(%i2) log2(x):=log(x)/log(2) log(x) (%o2) log2(x) := —— log(2) (%i3) midi_number(freq):=69+12*log2(freq/440) freq (%o3) midi_number(freq) := 69 + 12 log2(—-) 440 (%i4) midi2freq(m):=440*2^((m-69)/12) m […]