Category: Geometry
We don't need to wait until Kurzweil's magic curve reaches its point of ultimate magickitude. It turns out that the entirety of my youth has already been uploaded. This means I probably spent too much time watching TV....
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Category: Fiction
When the movie was finished, Devi was still very high, and she began performing an interpretive dance about viruses. Standing with her feet scrunched together and pressing her hands against invisible walls, like a euphoric mime, she said, "This dance...
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Posted by Blake Stacey at 10:35 AM • 5 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
DiPietro on splines and B-splines.
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This note is an edited repost of an item originally published at my old science blag while I was attending TAM 6. You can read the original for some complaints about Michael Shermer (and his infamous PowerPoint), but I'd rather...
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Part three of a series on rotations, symmetry and whatnot.
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Category: Group Theory
Second in a series on rotations, symmetries and the like.
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Category: Number Theory
First in a series on rotations, symmetries and stuff.
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Category: Geometry
You know what ScienceBlogs needs more of? Well, besides equation support and RSS feeds? And besides introductions to basic subjects like optical coherence, and news reports on discoveries like the doubly strange Ωb particle? Gosh, you people are demanding. No,...
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