Purpose Statement
With DeliverRiver, we strive to become the best food delivery service in the market. We hope that DeliverRiver will bring families together with its service. We also understand that some families have busy schedules. We plan to make sure our delivery service will satisfy all of our customers. Our company plans on making sure our customers get their food on time. We have seen many customers getting late or missing orders from other delivery services. With that in mind, our plan is to have a messaging system that will respond to the customers in a flash! We hope that DeliverRiver will become beloved around the nation!
Audience Statement
Our target audience are people who enjoy ordering food delivered to them. They love ordering food while not leaving their houses! We currently have the website for people to put in their orders. In the future, we plan on putting DeliverRiver on mobile devices such as Apple and Android. We see this as a way to reach an even wider audience having an app. We hope that our website’s design will be simple and efficient for our customers. With the simplistic design, our potential customers will be able to order their food without trouble. We hope our customers will enjoy ordering from DeliverRiver!
Mission Statement
DeliverRiver: Getting your food delivered in a splash!
With our service, we plan on creating the best delivering
experience for customers. From rewards to our lower delivery
prices compared to other services. We plan to make our website
appealing to our future customers. Our plan is to reward our
workers the more deliveries they do. This will inspire our workers
to improve overtime. For our company locations, we are currently
starting in select locations in the United States of America. Our
plan is to make our company expand across the nation. We see this
as a great opportunity to get a wide audience having our service
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Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky will start Sunday’s game against the New York Giants in Chicago.
Trubisky, pulled in the second half of last week’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams with a hip pointer injury, was able to practice Wednesday through Friday and convinced head coach Matt Nagy he was ready to go.
The Bears removed Trubisky from the injury report entirely Friday.
Nagy fended off questions in Los Angeles about Trubisky’s performance and insisted the in-game switch at quarterback was not performance-driven.
“We’re not where we want to be,” Nagy allowed Thursday. “”I’m going to go back to what I really like - and what I’m sticking to and what I believe in - is the last two weeks, he’s growing in the right direction. So that’s where we’re at and ... we want to put a good week together, get him healthy and hopefully get him out there this weekend to do it again.”
Among qualified quarterbacks, Trubisky is last in the NFL in passing yards per game at 175.6.
The Bears ruled out tight end Adam Shaheen (foot) and linebacker Danny Trevathan (elbow). Linebacker Isaiah Irving (quadriceps) is questionable.
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If $ x = \frac{1}{2} $, which of the following vectors can be a valid quantum state?
If $ \ket{u} = \myvector{ \frac{1}{2} \\ x \\ y} \in \mathbb{R}^3 $ is a quantum state, which one of the following equations cannot be possible?
We have a three state quantum system. If the system is in the quantum state $ \ket{u} = \myvector{ \frac{1}{3}-\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}} \\ \frac{1}{3}+\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}} \\ x } \in \mathbb{R}^3 $, what is the probability of being in the third state?
If $ \ket{u} \in \mathbb{R}^2 $ is a quantum state on the unit circle with angle is $ \frac{2\pi}{3} $, what is $ \ket{u} $?
What is $ H^4 $, where $ H $ is Hadamard operator?
What is $ H^7 $?
We have a qubit in state $ \ket{0} $. We apply the operators $ H, X, X, H, X $ in order, where $ X $ is NOT operator. What is the final state?
We have a qubit in state $ \ket{0} $. We apply the operators $ X, H, X, H, X $ in order. What is the final state?
We apply a series of quantum operators to a single qubit that is in state $ \ket{0} $ at the beginning.
If we observe the state $ 0 $ at the end, which of the following combinations is not possible, where $ M $ stands for a measurement and we apply the operators from the left to the right?
We have five qubits, say $ q_0,\ldots,q_4 $ initially in zero states. We apply $X$ operator to $ q_0 $ and $ q_4 $. For the rest of qubits, we apply either identity operator or $ X $ operator. After making a measurement, we read the values from the qubits $ q_0,\ldots,q_4 $ as $ b_0,\ldots,b_4 $, respectively.
If $ b = b_4 \cdots b_0 $ is a binary number, which of the following decimal numbers cannot be a value of $ b $?
Hadamard operator $ H = \mymatrix{rr}{ \sqrttwo & \sqrttwo \\ \sqrttwo & -\sqrttwo } $ is a quantum operator and it preserves the length of any vector. Which one of the following operators is not a quantum operator? (Hint: Test each matrix with a few quantum vectors, e.g., $ \ket{0} $, $ \ket{1} $, $ \ket{+} $, $ \ket{-} $, etc.)
What is $ XH $?
What is $ (XH)^2\ket{0} $?
What is $ (XH)^3\ket{0} $?
What is $ (XH)^5\ket{0} $?
What is $ (XH)^8\ket{0} $?
When a qubit is in the quantum state $ \ket{u} = \myrvector{\frac{3}{5} \\ -\frac{4}{5}} $, Hadamard operator is applied: $ \ket{u'} = H \ket{u} $. What is the probability of being in state $ \ket{1} $ in the new quantum state $ \ket{u'} $?
If $ \ket{u} = \myvector{x \\ 3x} $ is the quantum state of a qubit, what is the probability of being state $ \ket{0} $?
If $ \ket{u} = \myrvector{x \\ -2x \\ 2x \\ -x } $ is the quantum state of a quantum system with four states, what is the probability of being in the state having amplitude $ -2x $?
We have a qubit, and we have a counter with value 0.
Repeat 20 times:
- Set the state of qubit to $ \ket{0} $.
- Apply Hadamard operator.
- Make a measurement.
- If state '0' is observed: the value of counter is increased by 2 and continue with the next iteration.
- Apply Hadamard operator.
- Make a measurement.
- If state '1' is observed: the value of counter is decreased by 2 and continue with the next iteration.
- Apply Hadamard operator.
- Make a measurement.
- If state '0' is observed: the value of counter is increased by 1
- If state '1' is observed: the value of counter is decreased by 3
What is the expected value of counter at the end of the iterations?


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Grad Planner is a web application used as a platform for students to plan out their required courses for graduation. The tool also connects students to academic advisors from the school.
Students use Grad Planner to view required courses, plan courses by semester, declare their major, change their major, and monitor graduation progress.
Students are required to perform essential tasks for graduation on the Grad Planner platform, yet the current interface is painful to use. The web app leaves students feeling confused and frustrated. As a result, the academic advising office is overloaded with student appointments and questions because they are unable to effectively use the tool.
I interviewed 18 students to explore who our users were, how they were using Grad Planner, and how their experience had been overall. During the interviews, I asked questions like “Tell me about the last time you used Grad Planner?”,“Why did you last use it?”,“How does Grad Planner help you as a student?" Here are some key insights I gained:
Majority of users were unaware of the features on Grad Planner such as changing a major, creating an alternate plan, and comparing plans.
Almost all the students mentioned that Grad Planner’s UI was outdated, interactions felt awkward and had a slow loading time.
Many students, but particularly freshman, noted feeling overwhelmed by the amount of information presented in the dashboard.
As a team, we conducted usability tests with 10 participants. This testing allowed us to dig deeper and discover more issues with the interface. Here are a few key pain points:
Students struggled to complete the task of changing their major due to the selection of "create an alternate plan" being hidden in a dropdown menu.
Dashboard contains confusing and irrelevant information for students:
Students have no way to find required courses for their degree without first opening an accordion, followed by selecting a course placeholder, which finally displays required courses:
After gaining a solid understanding of the pain points in Grad Planner, we set up to redesign the whole interface with a focus on aiding student success. Although, we found many pain points, in this case study I will only address the changing a major/creating an alternate plan to help demonstrate my design process.
What is an alternate plan?
An alternate plan is a “sandbox” plan that allows a student to explore the scenario of another major without changing their current plan.
Bring site aesthetics up to speed with current visual trends and patterns.
Bring awareness of important features to students.
Provide students with necessary information about their planned graduation.
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fhurl.form_handler is a generic view that can be used for handling forms.
Install fhurl using:
$ easy_install fhurl
fhurl is being developed on http://github.com/amitu/fhurl/.
See the Changelog: https://github.com/amitu/fhurl/blob/master/ChangeLog.rst.
Some ajax heavy apps require a lot of views that are merely a wrapper around the form. This generic view can be used for them.
| Parameters: |
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This is a utility function to be used in urls.py for convenience.
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form_handler and fhurl can be used in various scenarios.
A typical form handler in django is the following view:
from myproj.myapp.forms import MyForm
def my_form_view(request):
if request.method == "POST":
form = MyForm(request.POST)
if form.is_valid():
form.save()
return HttpResponseRedirect("/somewhere/")
else:
form = MyForm()
return render_to_response(
"my_form.html", { "form": form },
context_instance=RequestContext(request)
)
This can be handled by fhurl by putting the following entries in urls.py:
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
from fhurl import fhurl
urlpatterns = patterns('',
fhurl(
r'^my-form/$', "myproj.myapp.forms.MyForm", template='my_form.html',
next="/somewhere/", pass_request=False
),
)
Sometimes when lets say you created a new object, and user should be redirected to that object, instead of a static url, next parameter is not suffecient. In such cases, do not pass next and let form.save() return the URL. form_handler will redirect user to this url.:
class CreateBookForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=50)
def save(self):
book = Book.objects.create(title=title)
return book.get_absolute_url()
urlpatterns = patterns('',
fhurl(
r'^create-book/$', CreateBookForm, template='create-book.html',
pass_request=False,
),
)
Sometimes for valid form processing, some aspect of request has to be know. In this case make sure your Form constructore can take request as the first parameter, and set pass_request to True.:
class CreateBookForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=50)
def __init__(self, request, *args, **kw):
super(CreateBookForm, self).__init__(*args, **kw)
self.request = request
def save(self):
book = Book.objects.create(title=title, user=self.request.user)
return book.get_absolute_url()
urlpatterns = patterns('',
fhurl(
r'^create-book/$', CreateBookForm,
template='create-book.html', require_login=True,
),
)
fhurl comes with a utility class derived from Form known as RequestForm. This form takes care of storing the request passed in constructor, so the above form can be re written as:
class CreateBookForm(fhurl.RequestForm):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=50)
def save(self):
book = Book.objects.create(title=title, user=self.request.user)
return book.get_absolute_url()
urlpatterns = patterns('',
fhurl(r'^create-book/$', CreateBookForm, template='create-book.html'),
)
Sometimes being logged in is not enough, you may want users to satisfy some kind of condition before they can access the form, for example their account is valid, or it has enough balance or whatever.
This can be achieved by a combination of require_login and login_url. Lets say our user object has can_create_books() method on its UserProfile.
Also lets assume that “/make-payment/” is the URL user will go to if they do not have permission to create books.
Here is how to handle this situation:
def can_create_books(request):
if not request.user.is_authenticated(): return False
return request.user.get_profile().can_create_books()
urlpatterns = patterns('',
fhurl(
r'^create-book/$', CreateBookForm, login_url="/make-payment/",
template='create-book.html', require_login=can_create_books,
),
)
Note
require_login can be a callable. If its a callable, it will be passed request as the first parameter.
Note
In this example, make sure that /make-payment/ redirects user to /login/ if user is not logged in.
Django websites usually have clean URLs, which means no “/edit-book/?id=123”, rather “/book/123/edit/”. We have to handle cases where data is coming from URLs, instead of request parameters, to initialize the form.
For this use case form_handler requires forms with .init() method.
Consider the original view:
@login_required
def edit_book(request, book_id):
book = get_object_or_404(Book, id=book_id)
if not book.user == request.user:
Http404
if request.method == "POST":
form = BookEditForm(book, request.POST)
if form.is_valid():
form.save()
return book.get_absolute_url()
else:
form = BookEditForm(book)
return render_to_response(
"edit-book.html", {"form": form, "book": book},
context_instance=RequestContext(request)
)
With urls.py containing:
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
urlpatterns = patterns('',
# other urls
url(r'^book/(?P<book_id>[\d]+)/edit/$', "myproj.myapp.view.edit_book")
)
And forms.py with something like:
from django import forms
class BookEditForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=50)
def __init__(self, book, *args, **kw):
super(BookEditForm, self).__init__(*args, **kw)
self.book = book
self.fields["title"].initial = book.title
def save(self):
self.book.title = self.cleaned_data["title"]
self.book.save()
To handle this define .init() on BookEditForm, and put the view logic for loading the book and doing validation in it:
from django import forms
class BookEditForm(fhurl.RequestForm):
title = forms.CharField(max_length=50)
def init(self, book_id):
self.book = get_object_or_404(Book, id=book_id)
if not self.book.user == self.request.user:
Http404
self.fields["title"].initial = self.book.title
def save(self):
self.book.title = self.cleaned_data["title"]
self.book.save()
We do not need the view now, and use the form_handler like so:
urlpatterns = patterns('',
fhurl(
r'^book/(?P<book_id>[\d]+)/edit/$', BookEditForm,
template="edit-book.html", require_login=True
)
)
form_handler will detect that the form has .init(), so it will call it. The extra argument passed from the url, book_id, will be passed to .init() as keyword argument.
Note
Note that if .init() returns something, it is returned directly to users, which means, init() can perform all kinds of checks, and redirect users to different portions of site if required.
Lets say we want to export all this as ajax. You actually don’t have to do anything, just pass “json=true” as a REQUEST parameter. You don’t even have to do that if request is coming from a browser with proper headers, as required by is_ajax.
$ curl -d "username=newf&field=username&json=true" "http://localhost:8000/register/"
{"errors": {"password1": ["This field is required."], "email": ["This field is required."]}, "success": false}
The form will return JSON objects, with parameter success which is true or false.
If its true when everything goes well, in this case, it will contain response parameter, which will be JSON encoded value of whatever was returned by the form.save().
success is false if there was some form validation error, or if redirect is required. If redirect is required when conditions are not met, JSON contains a parameter redirect which contains the URL to which user has to be redirected.
If success is false because of form validation errors, a property errors contains JSON encoded error messages.
Note
In ajax mode, if a GET request is made, a JSON representation of form is returned, containing initial values, lables, help_text etc. This can be used to auto generate form, or to get initial values etc.
A jquery plugin for fhurl forms:
$.fn.handle_form = function(cb) {
return this.unbind("submit").submit(function(e){
e.preventDefault()
var form = this
var $form = $(this)
$.post(form.action, $form.serialize(), function(d){
if (d.success) {
if(cb) cb(d.response)
} else {
$(".error", form).empty()
$.each(d.errors, function(item, key){
$("#error_" + key).append("<li>" + item + "</li>")
})
}
}, "json")
})
}
Sometimes implicit conversion of object returned by form.save() can be limiting in scenarios where same form is being used both for ajax handling and as normal webform.
Eg, /create-book/ when accessed via browser would want to return user to the newly created book’s permalink on success, while when the same URL is invoked through ajax, we want to return the JSON representation of the book.
To handle this, give your form a .get_json() method, which when available is called, and its output is returned to user for ajax invocation, and .save() can safely return the permalink of the book, which will lead to browser getting redirected to that user.
Eg:
class CreateBook(fhurl.RequestForm):
# fields
# validation
def get_json(self, saved):
return self.book.__dict__ # gets JSONified for JSON calls
def save(self):
self.book = create_book(self.cleaned_data)
return self.book.get_absolute_url() # browser gets redirected here
form_handler can be used for validating partially filled forms for as you type validation of web forms.
This feature can be setup either on the URL basis by passing validate_only to form_handler in urls.py, or on a per request basis by passing validate_only request parameter.
If its being done on request basis, no setup is required, just pass the validate_only parameter:
$ curl -d "validate_only=true&username=&field=username" "http://localhost:8000/register/"
{"errors": "This field is required.", "valid": false}
$ curl -d "validate_only=true&username=amitu&field=username" "http://localhost:8000/register/"
{"errors": "This username is already taken. Please choose another.", "valid": false}
$ curl -d "validate_only=true&username=newf&field=username" "http://localhost:8000/register/"
{"errors": "", "valid": true}
Some javascript to handle it:
$(function(){
$("#id_username, #id_password, #id_password2, #id_email").blur(function(){
var url = "/register/?validate_only=true&field=" + this.name;
var field = this.name;
$.ajax({
url: url, data: $("#registration_form").serialize(),
type: "post", dataType: "json",
success: function (response){
if(response.valid)
{
$("#"+field+"_errors").html("Sounds good");
}
else
{
$("#"+field+"_errors").html(response.errors);
}
}
});
});
});


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| controlledNot (qubits, 0, 1) | |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of GPU accelerated and networked machines to quickly simulate circuits on many qubits QuEST has a simple independent of its run | environment (on CPUs, GPUs or over networks) |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of GPU accelerated and networked machines to quickly simulate circuits on many qubits QuEST has a simple independent of its run C | hadamard (qubits, 0) |
| multiControlledUnitary (qureg, controls, 5, 0, u) | |
| rotateAroundAxis (qubits, 0, 3.14/2, v) | |
| rotateY (qubits, 0,.1) | |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and | supercomputers (in both C and C++) |
| unitary (qubits, 0, u) | |
Variables | |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in | C |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum | circuits |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only | compilation |
| int[] | controls = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of GPU accelerated and networked machines to quickly simulate circuits on many qubits QuEST has a simple | interface |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and | MPI |
| The **Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit **is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of | multicore |
| u | r0c0 = (Complex) {.real=.5, .imag= .5} |
| u | r0c1 = (Complex) {.real=.5, .imag=-.5} |
| u | r1c0 = (Complex) {.real=.5, .imag=-.5} |
| u | r1c1 = (Complex) {.real=.5, .imag= .5} |
| QuEST can simulate decoherence on mixed | states |
| and powerful C ComplexMatrix2 | u |
| though is flexible C Vector | v |
| v | x = 1 |
| v | y = .5 |
| v | z = 0 |
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| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of GPU accelerated and networked machines to quickly simulate circuits on many qubits QuEST has a simple independent of its run environment | ( | on | CPUs, | |
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| ) |
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of GPU accelerated and networked machines to quickly simulate circuits on many qubits QuEST has a simple independent of its run C hadamard | ( | qubits | , | |
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| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and supercomputers | ( | in both C and C++ | ) |
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| u | ||||
| ) |
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in C |
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum circuits |
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only compilation |
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Definition at line 31 of file README.md.
Referenced by qasm_recordControlledAxisRotation(), qasm_recordControlledCompactUnitary(), qasm_recordControlledGate(), qasm_recordControlledParamGate(), and qasm_recordControlledUnitary().
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of GPU accelerated and networked machines to quickly simulate circuits on many qubits QuEST has a simple interface |
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and MPI |
| The** Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit** is a high performance simulator of universal quantum state vectors and density matrices QuEST is written in hybridises OpenMP and and can run on a GPU Needing only QuEST is easy to run both on laptops and where it can take advantage of multicore |
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Definition at line 18 of file README.md.
Referenced by densmatr_calcTotalProb(), genrand_int32(), and statevec_calcTotalProb().


Definition
Let E(K) be some elliptic curve over a field K, $Q, R \in E(K)[n]$, where $E(K)[n] = \{T \in E(K) | n \cdotp T = O \}$, O denotes infinity point. Then weil-pairing is a function that produces the n-th root of unity: $$w(Q, P) \in \mu_n,$$ where $\mu_n = \{x \in K | x^n = 1\} $Properties
- bilinearity:
$w(Q_1 + Q_2, P) = w(Q_1, P)w(Q_2, P)$
$w(Q, P_1 + P_2) = w(Q, P_1)w(Q, P_2)$ -
alternating property:
$w(Q, P) = w(P, Q)^{-1}$ -
nondegenerate property:
$\forall P\ w(Q, P) = 1 \Leftrightarrow Q = O$
$\forall Q\ w(Q, P) = 1 \Leftrightarrow P = O$ - $w(Q, Q) = 1$
Building using divisors
Consider the function $f(x, y): E(K) \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$. We define it's divisor as following: $$div(f) = \sum_i m_i(Z_i) - \sum_j m_j(P_j),$$ where P are poles of f on E(K), Z are zeros and $m_i, m_j$ are corresponding multiplicities. Note, that (P) and (Q) formally are elements of new group and cannot be added like points on curve, but instead can be added as usual polynomials. Examples: $$A = (Q) - 2(P),\ B = (P) - (R)$$ $$A + B = (Q) - (P) - (R),\ 2A = 2(Q) - 4(P)$$ Function f is called rational if it can be represented as ratio of two polynomials. Divisors of rational functions are called principle divisors and have the following quality: $\sum_i m_i - \sum_j m_j = 0$ (simple heuristic approach is just to pad missing poles with O, thus for line intersecting E(K) in points A, B, C (obviously rational function), divisor will be (A) + (B) + (C) - 3(O)). $S, T \in E(K)[m]$ for some m coprime to p and construct two divisors $A = (S) - (O), B = (T) - (O)$. Now we should find two functions $f_A, f_b:\ div(f_A) = mA,\ div(f_B) = mB$, and the weil-pairing will be defined as: $$w(S, T) = \frac{f_A(B)}{f_B(A)},$$ where we apply function f to divisor C as following: $$f(C) = \prod_i f(Z_i)^{m_i} \cdot \prod_j f(P_i)^{-m_j},$$ where $Z_i, m_i, P_j, m_j$ are zeros and poles in C with their corresponding multiplicities. It can be shown that weil-pairing doesn't depend on the choice of A, B and the corresponding functions.Miller's algorithm to compute weil-pairing
Function from divisor calculation
$$D_1 = k(P_1) - k(O) + div(f_1)$$ $$D_2 = p(P_2) - p(O) + div(f_2)$$ $$D_1 + D_2 = (P_3) - (O) + div(f_1f_2f_3)$$ Here we denote $P_3 = kP_1 + pP_2,\ f_3=\frac{l}{v},\ l: l_1x + l_2y + l_3 = 0$ is the equation of the line going through $kP_1, pP_2,\ v: x + v_1 = 0$ is the equation of vertical line going through $P_3$ (if $P_3 = O$, then take $v = 1$). For k=1 (p-1) take $div(f_1) = 1\ (div(f_2) = 1)$. Example:Consider $E(K): y^2 = x^3 + 3x mod 11$. Let's take P = (1, 2) and find f such that div(f) = 6(P) - 6(O).
$(P) - (O) = (P) - (O) + div(1)$
$2(P) - 2(O) = ((P) - (O)) + ((P) - (O)) = (P + P) + div(1 \cdot 1 \cdot \frac{l}{v}) = ((3, 6)) - (O)+ div(\frac{y + 4x + 5}{x + 8})$
$4(P) - 4(O) = (2(P) - 2(O)) + (2(P) - 2(O)) = (2P + 2P) - 4(O)+ div(f_{2,2} \cdot f_{2,2} \cdot \frac{l}{v}) = ((3, 6)) - (O) + div(\frac{(y + 4x + 5)^2}1{(x + 8)^2}\frac{(y + 3x + 7)}{(x+8)})$
$6(P) - 6(O) = (2(P) - 2(O)) + (4(P) - 4(O)) = (2P + 4P) - 6(O)+ div(f_{2,2} \cdot f_{2,2} \cdot \frac{l}{v}) = (O) - (O) + div(\frac{(y + 4x + 5)^3}1{(x + 8)^3}\frac{(y + 3x + 7)}{(x+8)}\frac{(x + 8)}{1})$
Weil-pairing calculation
Suppose we want to calculate weil-pairing for $S, T \in E(K).$ Choose S', T' from E(K) such that all T, S, T+T', S+S' are different. Set A = n(S) - n(O), B = n(T) - n(O) (where n is the order of desired root of unity).Now we compute the functions $f_A,\ f_B$ from divisors with the algorithm above and finally get ours pairing: $$w(S, T) = \frac{f_A(T + T')f_B(S')}{f_B(S + S')f_A(T')}$$
Applications
MOV attack
It is the way to reformulate discrete logarithm (find a in Q=aP)problem to obtain (sometimes) less computationally demanding task.It can be shown that for $Q, P \in E[l]\ w(Q, P)=1 \Leftrightarrow Q \in$ subgroup generated by P. Thus let's find any $R \in E[l]$ such that $w(P, R) \neq 1$. Then: $$v = w(Q, R) = w(aP, R) = w(P, R)^a = u^a $$ Now we have problem of discrete logarithm over field of size p^k$, where $k = argmin_k (p^k - 1)\ \mathrm{coprime\ with}\ m$, p is the modulo generating K. There is some class of curves that have this new field relatively small.
Jouxs Tripartite Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
With weil-pairing we can safely share common secret among three sides. Let sides A, B, C choose some elliptic curve and it's arbitrary points P, Q ($(P \neq Q)$). They generate random numbers a, b, c, that will be their private keys, and public public keys aP, bP, cP. For A the procedure to get the common secret is as following (bilinearity of weil-pairing is used): $$S = w(bP, cQ)^a = w(P, Q)^{abc}$$Sources
- https://www.win.tue.nl/~bdeweger/downloads/MT%20Martijn%20Maas.pdf
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weil_pairing
- https://crypto.stanford.edu/pbc/notes/elliptic/funcfield.html
- http://www.mathematik.uni-regensburg.de/kerz/ss16/ausarb/sotakova.pdf


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GBP/USD: Trade/political headlines fail to impress momentum traders below 1.2900
by Anil Panchal- GBP/USD remains on the back foot amid broad USD strength.
- Stories concerning the US-China trade talks, Hong Kong trouble traders.
- The UK PM Boris Johnson’s manifesto fails to impress business leaders.
The Tory manifesto fails to receive a warm welcome from the investors’ fraternity as the GBP/USD seesaws around 1.2850 while heading into the London open on Monday.
Following upbeat manifestos and “contracts with the British people” by the opposition parties, the ruling Conservative Party announced its manifesto during this weekend. The same promised to cut spending to £2.9 billion a year against the opposition Labour Party’s £82.9 billion and £62.9 billion promised by the Liberal Democrats (Lib Dems). Though, statistical doubts over how the Tories will manage to staff 50,000 nurses under National Healthcare System (NHS) and manage to offer a no tax hike initially dimmed the market’s favor for the Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson.
The Guardian spots Adam Marshall, director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) and Josh Hardie, deputy director-general at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) while conveying a lack of optimism surrounding the Tory manifesto among the industry players. While Adam Marshall insisted the need for “more substantial measures to boost growth, enterprise and investment”, Josh Hardie warned that the outlook for the economy was clouded by concerns over the UK crashing out of the EU following Brexit negotiations next year.
The opposition Labour party terms the manifesto as “billionaires’ manifesto” and also criticized the party’s proposal for NHS. It should also be noted that the Independent mentions Lib Dems warning that the UK will become the US President Trump's poodle if Boris Johnson wins election.
Elsewhere, China’s readiness to take tough measures against copyright infringement and the United States (US) President Donald Trump’s trade positive statement joined the lead of pro-Democracy candidates in the Hong Kong election. Though, doubts over phase two negotiations between the US and China, coupled with challenges to China’s “One country, two systems, question the bulls.
As a result, equities in Asia register cautious optimism while the US treasury yields seesaw around 1.78%.
While no major data/event is up for publishing from the UK, except November month CPI survey details, markets will keep eyes over the US second-tier activity numbers for fresh direction. It should also be noted that trade/political headlines will keep the driver’s seat.
Technical Analysis
While monthly low close to 1.2770 limits the pair’s near-term declines, any upside below 1.3000 seems less likely to gain major market attention.
additional important levels
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1.2847 |
| Today Daily Change | 10 pips |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.08% |
| Today daily open | 1.2837 |
| Trends | |
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| Daily SMA20 | 1.2881 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1.2675 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1.2478 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1.2704 |
| Levels | |
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| Previous Daily High | 1.2929 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1.2821 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1.2986 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1.2821 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1.3013 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1.2194 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1.2862 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1.2888 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1.2795 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1.2754 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1.2687 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1.2903 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1.297 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1.3012 |


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The usability is simply crap and what really made me nuts was the fact, that I did not find a - “Mac makes it simple” - way to move purchased Apps from the iPad to the Mac.
Ok - connecting the iPad to the MBP opens iTunes. And the ipad is mounted. So far so good. And I can see everything on the iPad. Cool.  I don’t get it!
Noooooo - please right click the iPad in the left menu and choose “Transfer Purchases”. Apple - come on.


Lens for Sale
Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
The EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM Lens from Canon is an ultra wide-angle zoom lens with dynamic expressive capability and a lightweight build for all EF-S mount digital EOS cameras.
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77mm Filter Thread Diameter
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UD and Three Aspherical Lens Elements
Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM
This EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens from Canon is a welcome addition to Canon's line-up of EF lenses—a light, inconspicuous "normal" lens. A bright f/2.8 maximum aperture allows you to shoot under pretty much any lighting conditions, and the sophisticated lens configuration, including one aspherical element, guarantees high image quality from the center to the edge of the frame.
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Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens
The EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens from Canon is a standard length prime lens with a fast maximum aperture of f/1.8. It is effective in low light situations and offers shallow depth of field focus.
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Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM
This EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens from Canon is a welcome addition to Canon's line-up of EF lenses—a light, inconspicuous "normal" lens. A bright f/2.8 maximum aperture allows you to shoot under pretty much any lighting conditions, and the sophisticated lens configuration, including one aspherical element, guarantees high image quality from the center to the edge of the frame.
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Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens
This redesigned EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens from Canon ups the ante for optical performance for a professional standard zoom lens. Two types of aspherical lenses are combined to help reduce spherical aberration over the entire image area, as well as through the full zoom range. Optimized lens coatings help ensure exceptional color balance while minimizing ghosting.
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Lens Coatings Minimize Ghosting
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Highly Resistant to Dust and Water
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This map shows the position of almost every known gamma-ray burst (often called GRBs), at least those for which astronomers have been able to measure a position (GRBs are often detected without any way of knowing where exactly they came from). The map is an equirectangular projection of the night sky in galactic coordinates, showing the entire sky as visible from Earth with our Milky Way galaxy running through the middle. The size of each circle illustrates the relative brightness (as seen from Earth) for each GRB, and the length of time each circle persists is scaled to 1/20th of the true length of the burst. Note that many of the earlier GRBs were detected by instruments that were not able to measure the true brightness or length of the burst - average values are used when showing these bursts on the map. The slider on top of the page lets you move through history, exploring when different GRBs were first discovered. Look to the counter in the top right to see what date range is currently shown, and click on any GRB to learn more about it.
A gamma-ray burst is a short flash of incredibly high-energy light (gamma-rays). There are two major types, called long and short GRBs because of the length of time of the burst. Long GRBs are more common and usually last about 30 seconds, while short GRBs last only an average of 0.3 seconds. Long gamma bursts seem to be associated with core-collapse supernovae of incredibly massive stars, also known as hypernovae. In a hypernova, the core of the star collapses into a black hole and relativistically-beamed jets of gamma-rays blast out of the exploding star, forming the short and bright bursts we see here on Earth. Short GRBs are less well-understood, but many researchers believe they could be caused by the merger of two neutron stars - exactly what causes short GRBs is an important question that researchers are still working to figure out.
Our atmosphere does not allow gamma-rays through it, which is usually a good thing because it protects us from their damaging effects. However, it does make it difficult to study GRBs. In fact, the main tools researchers use to detect GRBs are space satellites, flying far above the Earth's atmosphere. The first GRB was detected in 1967 by the Vela satellites which were built by the USA to detect nuclear weapons testing by the Soviet Union (nuclear bombs emit gamma-rays). The military knew that the bursts they detected were not caused by nuclear testing but did not know what could be causing them. The early detections were classified until 1973, when the USA made the first public announcement describing these inexplicable bursts. There have now been several generations of satellites designed to help study GRBs and we've learned a lot more about them (see here for a good summary). The map on this page includes all of the GRBs astronomers have been able to observe with well-measured positions - right now, that's -- GRBs.
Because they come from very distant galaxies (which are equally spaced in all directions), GRBs happen all over the sky. Most of the trends and patterns visible in the animation above are due to the methods astronomers use to look for and discover GRBs and are not real trends in GRB properties. For example, early GRB-detecting satellites were not very good at measuring how long a GRB lasts, and so the early GRBs are shown with an average duration, while the more recent GRBs are shown to fade over a length of time scaled to their true (observed) duration. Here are a few other interesting trends:
This website was built by Isaac Shivvers, while getting his Ph. D in astrophysics at UC Berkeley. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments at moc.liamg@srevvihsi.
The GRB data behind this site was assembled from NASA's Gamma-Ray Burst Catalog, the SWIFT Gamma-Ray Burst Table, and the FERMI Gamma-Ray Burst Catalog. The map is automatically updated with newly-discovered GRBs every week.
The background image of the night sky is courtesy of ESO/S.Brunier, and was produced as part of the European Southern Observatory's GigaGalaxy Zoom project.
The website itself was built using D3, jQuery, the Twitter Bootstrap, and Python. Huge thanks to all of the developers working on these great projects!
© Isaac Shivvers, 2013
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Vessel World is working with young people to promote access to internet technology and digital content. We aim to impact one million young people in Africa over the next 5 years. Vessel World is a young people centered non-profit organization registered in the United States, working with and through young people, promoting internet access and content as a platform for sustained development among young people in Africa. Our vision is a better world for all, served by an empowered and committed community of young people.
We invite you to join us as we grow our organization and impact. Currently, Vessel World is refining its practices for delivering access to internet connected devices. If you are interested in helping with the collection of smartphones and tablets, please send us an email. If you other ideas for how to expand our reach or improve our impact, reach out! We would love to stay in touch, so make sure you sign up for our email listserv.


Shilen's Stone Statue:
Do I speak recklessly?
Shilen cannot bestow Gazkh on you now, and it is impossible to find an intact ax.
But if you are truly so willing to wield Gazkh and go into Sailren's nest, there should be a way.
Ask what kind of way that is.


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Locate the 30°S line of latitude on the South Africa Physical map, and imagine travelling from one side of South Africa to the other along this line. The different colour shading on the map should tell you that the eastern side of our country is higher than the west.
While shading and contour lines on maps give us an idea of the altitude and general relief of an area, they only show us a plan view. In order to get a view of features in a view that we are more familiar with (side view/profile view), we can use the contour lines to sketch or construct cross-sections.
Study the cross-section image along 30°S. As you can see, a slice down along this line of latitude shows much finer detail about the differences in altitude than can be seen simply by looking at the shading. The cross-section helps us to visualise the actual shape of the land surface.
Click on the animation and follow the instructions to create your own cross-section.


STAR NIGHT SHOW
And it is that time of the year when we gather to celebrate the festival of our creativity. The much awaited STAR NIGHT is finally here....this time with a greater scintillation.... a brighter sparkle and an intensified fervour.
Over 50,000 watts of music,an expected footfall of 5000+, a string of passionate music lovers in the crowd and AGNEE performing live on stage!!!! The temperature at YMCA has already started rising!!! So grab your bag of swag...put on your sweats...Pull in your friends & look your best. It's time to invoke the AGNEE in you!! See you on 13th March at YMCA Grounds.


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File -> Open notebook
Select from GitHub and use the following URL: muellerzr/A-walk-with-fastai
Choose open in a new tab
And now your screen looks similar to below! (With what I am using instead)
If you get a pop up saying 'Warning: This notebook was not authored by Google,' check 'Reset all runtimes before running' and click 'Run Anyway'


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If our Ansible and Puppet Code are not enough for you, you can also search our repository for other useful things. For example, you could use the Jenkins plugin, or our OCSP responder for Hashicorp Vault PKI. Moreover we have some nice checks to control your system!


Plant ecologists often need to collect "traits" data about plant species which are often scattered among various databases: TR8 contains a set of tools which take care of automatically retrieving some of those functional traits data for plant species from publicly available databases (Biolflor, The Ecological Flora of the British Isles, LEDA traitbase, Ellenberg values for Italian Flora, Mycorrhizal intensity databases, Catminat, BROT, PLANTS, Jepson Flora Project). The TR8 name, inspired by "car plates" jokes, was chosen since it both reminds of the main object of the package and is extremely short to type.
| Version: | 0.9.19 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), methods |
| Imports: | RCurl, XML, plyr, reshape, rappdirs, gWidgets, gWidgetstcltk, readxl, taxize |
| Published: | 2018-12-01 |
| Author: | Gionata Bocci |
| Maintainer: | Gionata Bocci <boccigionata at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/GioBo/TR8/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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My own FE Framework
My learning environment for building my own FE Framework.
Router
componenti: template + script(inline o a parte) + lifecycle functions
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12 July '18
In July 2018, Uniphyd. organised a session on Hacking with Amazon Alexa. We had close to 90 participants who all seemed to have the time of thier lives.
2 August '18
In August 2018, Uniphyd. organised a community meetup on Node.js keeping up the momentum built from the previous meetup. Participants made a Node.js app and learn’t a new language - JavaScript.
24 September '18
In September 2018, Uniphyd. organised a hands-on session on building Mobile & Web Apps without any Code using Mendix. The turn up was very impressive. Participants learnt how to make web apps easily using Mendix visual interface.
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During this workshop, you’ll teach participants the basics of SQL, how applications interact with databases, and how to utilize database backends with CockroachDB. The provided content covers setting up CockroachDB, writing your first SQL queries, and creating a basic application where data is written to and read from a CockroachDB server.
CockroachDB is a distributed SQL database using a table structure most developers will recognize. It provides a familiar SQL API for structuring, manipulating, and querying data. CockroachDB is also 100% open source and has a growing community that supports developers.
Participants will be required to have a computer that can connect to the Internet and run the following software:
System Requirements:


"Write programs that do one thing and do it well. Write programs to work together. Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface." - Doug McIlroy
man (manual)
example: man man
options that can be run with a command.
Flags start with - or ---fdacds
--location --name
-x true -v fales --dir foobar
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cd (change directory)
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Dot files are hidden files on a Unix file system.
more or less
Creating directories
mkdir foo
Usage: mkdir [OPTION]... DIRECTORY...
Create the DIRECTORY(ies), if they do not already exist.
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
-m, --mode=MODE set file mode (as in chmod), not a=rwx - umask
-p, --parents no error if existing, make parent directories as needed
-v, --verbose print a message for each created directory
-Z, --context=CTX set the SELinux security context of each created
directory to CTX
--help display this help and exit
--version output version information and exit
mkdir foobar_file
(used for moving files and folders another location. Commonly used for renaming a folder)
cp foo.txt ~/Documents/bar.txt
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(the most of the movement and edit functions will work well but I want to mention Y for yank and D for delete, but it will also serve as a Cut function. You can P to paste the deleted or yanked string.)
all you need to delete everything.
(again the the --help flag output is to long for a slide but we will cover the ones I use the most)
rm -f file (
rm -d directory
rm -rf ../../foo*
By default almost every one will be using a shell called BASH.
The Trending shell today is Zshell.
$EDITOR=vim
export PATH="$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin:$PATH"
alias vhost="sudo ~/bin/vhost"
alias vi="gvim --servername GVIM"
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function parse_git_branch {
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function proml {
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Ok, so I have a voting bot. It’s a bidbot. It’s using the DrOtto build made by @inertia, which is the same program that runs @booster, @bellyrub, and @discordia. Some people have concerns over these bots and things like @randowhale, but I think they are a neat addition to the community.
How do bidbots work
Bid bots have SP on them and you can purchase votes from them. You send some sbd with a transfer note of the post you want to upvote. Every so often the bot will vote based on the bids. If there’s only one bid then that person gets all of that vote. If there is more than one bidder it’s split.
Sample Split
Jimmy bids 1 SBD
Sarah bids 2 SBD
John bids 7 SBD
Jimmy will get 10% of the total outgoing vote.
Sarah will get 20% of the outgoing vote.
John will get 70% of the outgoing vote.
High bids
Lovejuice has 12k Sp and votes roughly every hour or so. The max upvote is around a 60% upvote. It’s worth around 1.2-1.6 SBDs. I haven’t checked exactly so I’m not positive. In terms of bidding you don’t want to bid more than 1.2-1.6 SBDs because you’ll get no return. If other people have already bid over 1SBD worth you may want to wait for the next round of bidding.
Minimum bids
@lovejuice has a 0.1SBD minimum bid. So for 0.1 sbds you basically have a chance at up to 1.2-1.6 SBDs. If you’re timing is good it’s a pretty sweet deal.
it’s not a whale
One of the things about this is that the bidbot is specifically not a whale. You won’t win 40 sbds on a full vote, but you’re also not spending a ton. I also don’t feel like it’s draining or raping the pool. I don’t think any of these bots are. It’s giving access to larger votes to smaller accounts and a fun way to get a head start. If you do think those bigger bots are bad though I hope you can tolerate a much smaller one as a way to help newbies get off the ground or to make friends for short monies.
moar love, moar juice
So, earlier today I made a post on the account letting folks know @lovejuice got an upgrade. Here’s hoping you choose to use lovejuice. Oh, and btw, if you want to catch the resteem from me or lovejuice you better use the bot on someone else.
write up a review and ping me
I’m happy to share some good stories with the people if you can spare some time to talk about lovejuice.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘@lovejuice- My bidbot meant to help smaller community members get a head start.’


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American Opelka calls ATP Cup 'pathetic'
MADRID (Reuters) - American number three Reilly Opelka signed off from the Davis Cup Finals by firing a shot at the looming ATP Cup, describing the team event in Australia as “pathetic”.
U.S. hopes of reaching the quarter-finals of the revamped Davis Cup ended despite a 2-1 Group F victory over Italy in which the doubles rubber concluded at 4am.
The new-look Davis Cup, replacing the old World Group format with an 18-nation seven-day showdown in Madrid, has split opinion and the 24-nation ATP Cup, taking place six weeks later, is seen as a rival competition.
 I think it’s shocking on behalf of the ATP for them to pass that and allow that,” Opelka told reporters. “It’s pretty embarrassing, actually.
“It’s pretty bad for the sport. It makes it more top-heavy than it already is.”
With only two singles players from any country permitted, Opelka says the ATP Cup should not carry ranking points.
“For example, I’m (36) in the world. I’m not going to play because I’m the second or third-highest ranked American, and only the top two guys play,” he said.
The teams that participate in the Cup are determined by the singles ranking of their best player. For a country to qualify, it must have at least three players with ATP rankings, and two of them with singles ranking.
Opelka pointed out that those competing in the ATP Cup will get an additional tournament to help their ranking.
“It’s unfair, there’s not equal opportunity for everyone,” he said. “For example, Moldova qualified. I mean, their No. 1 player is ranked pretty far behind me and their No. 2 player I don’t think he’s ranked.
“So that’s going to make for an 0-0 match that’s going to be 30 minutes maybe. That’s not good for the sport.”


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