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mathematics, physics, programming, and machine learning

  • Classical mechanics, part 3

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. The original post can be found here. We saw before that Newton’s 2nd law can be written in a more general form as

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  • Classical mechanics, part 2

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. The original post can be found here. After the previous post, we are now familiar with Newton’s 2nd law

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  • Classical mechanics, part 1

    Articles in this series Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar.

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  • Updated outline

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. I was thinking about how to put this blog to use, and especially how to make it worthwhile for myself.

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  • Legendre transform

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. The original post can still be found here. Yesterday, I gave an introductory talk on Hamiltonian mechanics and symplectic geometry.

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  • Hyperkahler reduction

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. Yesterday I gave a talk on hyperkahler reduction–my first invited talk ever. I thought I should summarize it here.

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  • Fist day of 2010

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. It’s the first (academic) day of 2010. I figured that the best use of this blog is as a log–that is, to log and plan my work for the semester/year/life.

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  • In the beginning...

    This post has been migrated from my old blog, the math-physics learning seminar. Well this is the first post. I’m on the tail end of a MSc right now, and set to start my PhD in the fall, so I thought it might be interesting to document my (probable) descent into madness.

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