Hi, everyone. The saddest thing about job (working with teenagers and other people) is that it delays other stuff, like blogging! So, you should be patient about getting more of “my stuff”. What is going on today? Hyperballs. Or hyperspheres … Continue reading
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My next thread of nested articles are aimed to explore (shallowly, only) the issue of extra dimensions (of space and time!). Let me begin with the Gauss law for the electric field. The electrical flux in D-dimensional space reads, for … Continue reading
There are some cool identities, very well known to mathematicians and some theoretical physicists or chemists, related with Ramanujan. They are commonly referred as Rogers-Ramanujan identities (Rogers, 1894; Ramanujan 1913,1917 and Rogers and Ramanujan, 1919). They are related to some … Continue reading
Position or displacement and its various derivatives define an ordered hierarchy of meaningful concepts. There are special names for the derivatives of position (first derivative is called velocity, second derivative is called acceleration, and some other derivatives with proper name), … Continue reading