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2 weeks ago
MathHistory7a: Analytic geometry and the continuum
The development of Cartesian geometry by Descartes and Fermat was one of the main accomplishments of the 17th century, giving a computational appro...
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MF80: Inconvenient truths about sqrt(2)
This video begins a discussion on the role of irrationality in mathematics, starting with the "square root of 2". The difficulties with this concep...
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Slowly, slowly catchy monkey!
For me, as you know Norman, The rabbit hole goes deeper. The issue arises in the confusion we call Number. The change from arithmoi as magnitudes to Dedekind's Number concept has got way out of hand. Hope you can bring it back into shape not "line" Prof, or die trying!
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6 Minute Tour of the Pop Science Collection of the Stand-Up Physcist
This is my private art collection. All the work was done by an obscure nartist (OK, it was all me). My understandings of physics drove me to make t...
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Glad to see you are Resolving your disappointment aesthetically. Keep you spirits up. Another idea will come soon. Your Gran is so right, but that should make you think that the solution may be one we have found already by cultural artistic means!
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1 month ago
In the heart of Trantor - 3D fractal trip
Made with Mandelbulb3D, the wonderful 3D fractal generator and raytracer by Jesse. Please visit fractalforums.com to download it http://www.fractal...
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Absolutely fabulous, bib. Great lighting, sound and camera work. Palette was rich and resonant. A great trip. Thanks for the beautiful moment you have created
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WildLinAlg20: Bases of polynomial spaces
This lecture studies spaces of polynomials from a linear algebra point of view. We are especially interested in useful bases of a four dimensional ...
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Beautiful demonstation of Grassmann's analysis brought up to date and with your own insights. Love it ,prof!
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MF57: Polynomials and polynumbers
We begin the important task of defining the fundamental objects of modern algebra. First we review different roles played by polynomials. We are go...
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Hey prof, don't knock the warm fuzzy feeling! lol!. This is a good time to introduce Grassmann's Ausdehnungsgroesse, and a bit of Newtonian History. De Moivre, Cotes and Newton were masters of the Multinomial, the name that preceded polynomials. These arose out of the great calculation of the Tri...
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MF69: Translating polynumbers and the Derivative
We begin moving towards calculus with polynumbers/polynomials by introducing the Derivative D=D_1 in a simple algebraic way. First we discuss compo...
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Way to go prof. Not many ever go back to Newton's ideas to see the development of calculus from the binomial theorem, which he was able to then develop the binomial series from. Newton spent some time with these sorts of (sub)differentials until he recognised the behaviour of the binomial series....
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1 month ago
Why does a negative times negative equal a positive?
Example: -5 times -5 equals +25.
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How to Boil Water the EASY Way
A funny-but-serious description of how to boil water, from someone who really DOES find it at least this difficult in real life. While it's presen...
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1 month ago
collected shorts on youtube
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor
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2 months ago
Perpetual Motion and Nikola Tesla (Tapping Infinite Energy)
New site added, check it out if you want some pointers to developing the theory on a perpetual motion machine. Also wo...
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GEM Blog 36: Can't Buy a Gauge Symmetry
This is a dramatic reading of the blog, "Can't Buy a Gauge Symmetry" by the Stand-Up Physicist, available at Science20.com. The blog has caused me ...
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Good call! So keep trying. Maybe Gravity is not a monopole, as we all assume, Think about dipoles that rotate.
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Circular Parabola
A parabola can be considered as an ellipse with one vertex extended exactly to infinity (but not beyond it!) When a 3D scene is shown in perspectiv...
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2 months ago
test2stream Trochoid.mp4
qqazxxsw. Test of his app. Now i know why he changed his monicker. He is an extremely private guy,but he wants the credits. Mpegstreamclip used o e...
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2 months ago
Centrioles
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A GREAT Mitosis Video
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Centriole Differentiation Senescence Queens' College Cambridge SENS Jaba Tkemaladze
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Clarifying the Tubulin bit/qubit - Defending the Penrose-Hameroff Orch OR Model (Quantum Biology)
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Comparing Plant and Animal Cells
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Microtubule electrostatics
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MTOC(centriole) relocation
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New Cell Model - Nonmembranous Organelles.avi
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Quantum Mechanics - basics (p1)
The Danish physicist Niels Bohr, was the first to describe orbits of fixed size and energy in which electrons are free to travel without losing ene...
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Quantum Entanglement - The Weirdness Of Quantum Mechanics
http://www.facebook.com/Sci... ... Quantum Mechanics (Chapter 6): Quantum Entanglement - The Weirdness Of Quantum Mechanics.
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This was not a development in isolation but in deliberate secrecy forced on learning societies by the politics and religion of the time. Wallis also contended that Descartes was a plagiarist of the first order, and strove to protect Newton from such "european" treatment. So called Mathematics is ...