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All about su(2), so(3), SU(2), SO(3), packed into 21 pages with proofs. My latest staff pick.
Why SU(2) is a better choice than SO(3): my latest staff pick at the Wolfram Community:
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How about calculating the dynamics of a pendulum or a symmetrical top from geodesics in a curved manifold, SO(3)? See my latest Staff Pick at the Wolfram Community
SO(3) Gauge Theory for Classical Mechanics in UD
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As promised, here is the Schwarzschild metric ab-initio. No dragons this time. Only college maths are needed. It was found almost immediately after the publication of Einstein's General Relativity by Karl Schwarzschild while he was enlisted in WWI.
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If you liked Schwarzschild black holes, you'll love spinning Kerr black holes, but beware the fearsome dragon!
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Truly excellent notes on non-quantum field theory: digitalcommons.usu.edu/lib_m…. While "charting" my own path through diff. geom and all that at Wolfram Comm. community.wolfram.com/web/bc…, I stumbled on Charles Torre's, aimed straight at the sweet spot for a physicist: just enough rigor.
Interactive Black-Hole Dynamics with the Relativity Toolkit
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Covariant derivatives etc. in the UD calculus: moving toward black-hole physics ab-initio. My latest staff pick at Wolfram :) community.wolfram.com/groups…
Travesties for Logic and for Types
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nice derivation of Planck's radiation law from first principles, 19th-century style
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Overheard in the compiler commissary: "There are smart people who would rather work hard than think hard. We outsmart them by making them think they're working hard by working hard to save them from thinking hard."
Lie Groups are both manifolds and groups. Being a group means that moving around on the manifold is group multiplication (you never leave, you can always go back, you're allowed to go nowhere).
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The margins aren't too wide, the paper's too big. johndcook.com/blog/2012/09/1…
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Why not power arctic data hypercenters with container-sized reactors? gao.gov/assets/gao-20-380sp.…
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Unified theory of Fourier analysis johndcook.com/blog/2017/08/2…
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An unusual introduction to manifolds
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"This tutorial offers a bridge between the abstract mathematics of manifolds and computational practice."
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Beyond Functional Programming: The Verse Programming Language [pdf] simon.peytonjones.org/assets…









