User talk:Neely Sandoval

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Ross–Fahroo pseudospectral method
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Please notice my recent edits to Ross–Fahroo pseudospectral method. Most of these are required by WP:MOS. In particular: Michael Hardy (talk) 03:18, 22 January 2012 (UTC)
 * The first letter in a section heading is capitalized except when there's a reason to set it in lower case, but later initial letters are in lower case unless there's a reason to capitalize them (such as a person's name, etc.).
 * "Ross–Fahroo" has an en-dash rather than a hyphen because it's two names, rather than a hyphenated name. That is prescribed in WP:MOS.
 * Similarly ranges of pages, years, other numbers, letters of the alphabet, etc., require an en-dash rather than a hyphen.
 * Generally the article title should have lower-case initial letters except where there's a reason to capitalize them. The first letter in the title is case-insensitive and always appears as a capital except when that is manually overridden by a template.
 * Generally article titles are singular except when the article is about a set of things and identified by a plural that refers to those things, e.g. Maxwell's equations.