The presentation is from the website for the author's book of the same name, Visualizing Group Theory. It looks really good, but unfortunately, costs somewhere around $70. If you manage to find a borrowable pdf, please let me know :)
The graphics look like they've been stripped out of a powerpoint presentation someone sent me a long time ago (way before November 2010). Did you make it, or just talk over the top?!
You're amazing--if you can actually make certain math topics like algebraic geometry , modular forms, etc into a simpler form, itll be very cool. I love this reductionism concept --keep it up ;)
excellent
davidus3 1 month ago
GREAT!
TheNicanova 3 months ago
i wish my class was taught with this visualization. most helpful. thanks
mccrack1985 5 months ago
The link can be found here: web.bentley.edu/empl/c/ncarter/vgt/media.html
HarryCarry5 6 months ago
The presentation is from the website for the author's book of the same name, Visualizing Group Theory. It looks really good, but unfortunately, costs somewhere around $70. If you manage to find a borrowable pdf, please let me know :)
HarryCarry5 6 months ago
The graphics look like they've been stripped out of a powerpoint presentation someone sent me a long time ago (way before November 2010). Did you make it, or just talk over the top?!
bluepie88 6 months ago
You're amazing--if you can actually make certain math topics like algebraic geometry , modular forms, etc into a simpler form, itll be very cool. I love this reductionism concept --keep it up ;)
TheMedKing 8 months ago