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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Cylindrical coordinates (and it’s relation to rectangular coordinates)
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“It’s ironic that fractals, many of which were invented as examples of pathological behavior, turn out to be pathological at all. In fact they are the rule in the universe. Shapes, which are not fractal, are the exception.”
—- Mandelbrot, Benoit, mathematician born in Warsaw, fractal geometer.
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You don’t need to be in school to improve your education. Check out Coursera!One of the biggest issues that I continue to see pop up for people, especially within the young adult generation[s], is the problem of being at a loss for readily available, and seemingly ‘affordable’ educational sources, information, and courses. I recently reblogged a post with a brilliant list of 500 FREE online courses from top universities, which was pretty popular. Then I received a suggestion from a lovely follower of mine to check out Courseera, as I might be interested. So, in addition to the previous online free courses post, I present you with yet another amazing and FREE resource for personal mind expansion. Courseera offers dozens of free online courses from various universities such as Princeton, Stanford, University of Michigan, and University of Pennsylvania.Below you can view the different types of courses offered on this useful site:
- Mathematics and Statistics
- Healthcare, Medicine, and Biology
- Society, Networks, and Information
- Computer Science
- Economics, Finance, and Business
- Humanities and Social Sciences
Knowledge is power. Educate yourself, explore, and expand!
Is one one … or isn’t one one?
A fun look at the units that underly our number system.
(via TED-Ed)
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How to Count Infinity
“Some infinities are bigger than other infinities.” - Hazel Grace Lancaster
Are there really more numbers between 0 and 1 than there are integers? MinutePhysics explores, in typically wonderful fashion.
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Trig substitution in integration.
I just think it’s amazing that something so complicated can become something so simple.
