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Category Archives: mathematical physics
“Physics Buzz”: A Tour
While the “Physics Buzz” blog from the American Physical Society isn’t a math blog, there is some overlap. Here are some interesting recent posts on the site. “Holiday Instability” This post explores questions such as whether a Christmas tree, a … Continue reading
Posted in Applied Math, mathematical physics, Physics, Recreational Mathematics
Tagged American Physical Society, Christmas, coffee, Festivus, fractals, Hannah Fry, Hannukkah, stars
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Azimuth: A Tour
John Carlos Baez blogs at Azimuth, the official blog of the Azimuth Project, which “is a group effort to study the mathematical sciences for ‘saving the planet.’” Anna and Evelyn mentioned Azimuth in previous posts on this blog (such as … Continue reading
Posted in Category Theory, mathematical physics, planet math
Tagged Azimuth, Carolyn Brown, categorical perspective, Category Theory, Doug Gurr, Elena Di Lavore, Jade Master, John Carlos Baez, Kenny Courser, Noether's theorem, Petri nets, Xiaoyan Li
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