Quaternions: the unspoken heroes
Are 4 dimensions too much for rotations in 3 dimensions? Quaternions show us otherwise.
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Are 4 dimensions too much for rotations in 3 dimensions? Quaternions show us otherwise.
Most of our models in quantum chemistry are wrong.....kinda, read this article by Pranay to find out where key assumptions go wrong
What if we big-brained Quantum mechanics?
Information, is it even mathematically definable?
What can we really know to be certain?
The very foundations of physics rest on a concept called a "coordinate system". It is ridiculously simple to transform from one to another and this will set the stage for understanding the Theory of Special Relativity.
Entropy is the measure of randomness. It seems much like a derived far drawn concept to explain other elaborate stuff. It could not possibly have a relation with our fundamental forces like gravity. Or can it?
The first nuclear plant was not made by the Americans during the World War. Then when and where was it?
The mathematics of "spooky action at a distance"
Premise We can consider a black body to consist of electromagnetic radiation in thermal equilibrium with the cavity walls. When they are in thermal equilibrium, the average rate of radiation emission equals their average rate of absorption of radiation. The Rayleigh-Jeans theory was constructed on the notion that when the
A student's perspective on data-driven astronomy
The traditional trigonometry functions are based on the coordinates of a circle. But what if we use something else? What we get is a set of very interesting functions that connect complex numbers, conic sections, and hanging ropes.
Visiting the various methods of flotation to walk on water
A not-so-deep dive into the Mandelbrot set.
In 1965, a comet was emitting a constant frequency of around 1600 MHz. Was it aliens hitchhicking a ride to Earth?