Partitioned into visibility classes: public, protected, private, and personal. Private material is largely written correspondence. Personal is largely journal entries. Public and protected appear below.
The categories below are more bucket-sort than taxonomy: I did this to make finding things easier.
| Category | Name | Link |
|---|---|---|
| AP Calculus | Elementary Integration Tutorial | |
| ∫(x⁸+1)⁻¹dx in radicals | ||
| Divergence of a Binomial Series | ||
| Analysis and Geometry |
Geometry of Projective Space (incomplete) | |
| Spaces in Mathematics | ||
| The Plane | ||
| Trigonometry via Complexponentials | ||
| Pointwise Continuity on Compacts is Uniform | ||
| Linear Algebra | Cauchy-Schwarz + Triangle in Bra-ket | |
| Finite implies [Injective iff Surjective] | ||
| Toy Example: Simultaneous Diagonalization | ||
| Discrete Math | Zine on Basic Number Theory | |
| Counting Z[i] in base i - 1 | PNG | |
| Physics and Electronics |
Coordinates in 3-space | |
| Introduction to POVMs | ||
| E+M: Connection and Curvature | ||
| Pictures: Chua's Circuit (1) One of my prototype boards (2, 3) Scope readout (Tektronix, Siglent) |
1. JPG 2. JPG 3. GIF |
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| Notes Sheet: Inorganic Chem, Exam 1 | ||
| Philosophy | De Primis Paucis | |
| The Past is Yours (original, US Letter) | ||
| The Past is Yours (zinelet) | ||
| "Do No Harm" | HTML | |
| Levels of Trust | HTML | |
| Maxims, i.e. Unsolicited Advice | HTML | |
| Anecdote | Escape to New York | HTML |
| Lowlights from the Psych Ward | HTML | |
| Education and Studies | HTML | |
| The Vocation is Cold and Sweet | HTML | |
| Invention | The Subbasement | |
| Fragments of Verse | HTML | |
| from Scorpio to Sagittarius | HTML | |
| Description of a Liminal Space | HTML | |
| Miscellaneous | Notes: Attic Verb Morphology | JPG |
| Snapshot: What I Learned (Winter '24) | ||
| On Writing and Krull Dimension | ||
| Some Fun Sanskrit Words |
I usually reserve this category for pieces whose content is still developing or whose form has yet to take shape. To request protected material, contact me. Please include context should you require a prompt reply.
A three volume mathematical grimoire across an absurd span of topics. I guess this is a sort of magnum opus as far as my mathematical writing is concerned. A work in progress, of course.
I'm currently working on two (ambitious) pieces to possibly be published in a small magazine.
This one is about A* and how it can take its output as input, like which heuristics does one use to choose heuristics (echoes the "who guards the guards" problem that Thompson alluded to in his classic Reflections on Trusting Trust).
Flips the premise in the Harry Turtledove story of the same name: what if Earth is the planet that discovered one bountiful but limiting technology (in his story it is FTL travel, in mine it is Shockley's field-effect transistor) and missed out on arbitrary value?