PinnedInCantor’s ParadisebyJoseph Mellor·Nov 16, 2022An Intro to TopologyTopology is the study of how you can squish and stretch things without gluing or cutting, but it can be intimidating. We’ll make it simple.A response icon9A response icon9
PinnedInCantor’s ParadisebyJoseph Mellor·Dec 30, 2021The Road to Quantum Mechanics, Part 1: Intro, Coordinates, and KinematicsIt’s a long road to understanding Quantum Mechanics, and there are no shortcuts. In this series, I’ll show you Quantum Mechanics from the…A response icon13A response icon13
PinnedInCantor’s ParadisebyJoseph Mellor·Mar 14, 2022How to Discover Finite Fields While Bored in Class, Pt. 1: Cellular AutomataI thought I was just drawing pretty lines, but my high school doodles turned out to be Linear Algebra over a finite field.A response icon4A response icon4
InScience SpectrumbyJoseph Mellor·May 21Creationists Don’t Understand Radiometric DatingCreationists say the Earth is 6,000 years old. Fundamental Laws of Physics say otherwise.A response icon12A response icon12
InScience SpectrumbyJoseph Mellor·May 2Creationists Don’t Understand Transitional SpeciesA transitional species has some characteristics of its ancestors and some of its descendants. You now know more about them than a…A response icon9A response icon9
InScience SpectrumbyJoseph Mellor·Apr 27The Electromagnetic LagrangianThis Lagrangian must give all four of Maxwell’s Equations. Our derivation will imply a strange connection between space, time, and a…A response icon3A response icon3
InScience SpectrumbyJoseph Mellor·Oct 10, 2025Classical Lagrangian Field TheoryWe’ve described particle motion using a Lagrangian, so what about a field? We’ll also derive the Laplacian in spherical coordinates.A response icon1A response icon1
InScience SpectrumbyJoseph Mellor·Jul 16, 2025Maxwell’s Equations and Differential FormsWe’ve introduced a lot of concepts in the past arc. Let’s put them into practice.A response icon6A response icon6
Joseph Mellor·Jan 3, 2025Ideals, Quotient Rings, and FieldsLet's take a formal approach to finite fields using ideals and quotient rings.
Joseph Mellor·Sep 1, 2024The Cayley-Hamilton Theorem, Pt. 1Every square matrix satisfies its characteristic equation.A response icon1A response icon1