Sorry for spamming your inbox ... but my honours thesis (as a snapshot of this idea that still unfolds in time) is available for download! fwphysics_hons_latex_FPR_v17Download While rare, when you need to, please cite this work (APA style) as: Wang, Y.R.F. (2019). Delayed Feedback in Two-Level Emitters. (Honours thesis). Retrieved From: https://fwphys.com/oqs Yes. For my … Continue reading [FW’s Notebook] Submission Version of My Honours Thesis
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FW’s NoteBook – Alternative Solution – The Maximisation of The Gravity Due to a Malleable Astroid
For the first time in ... ever, I thank reader feedback for this waaaay quicker solution. Christchurch, NZL
FW’s NoteBook – The Maximisation of The Gravity Due to a Malleable Astroid
EDIT: Alternative Solution is in a separate post. This was the first question Berkeley SPS posted last year, and in a manner not dissimilar to them, I finally finished an answer. A common exercise in both classical EM and Gravitational theories, the question has many formulations; I'll take the most practical set of quantities relevant … Continue reading FW’s NoteBook – The Maximisation of The Gravity Due to a Malleable Astroid
FW’s Notebook, Spacetime Optics with a Schwarzschild Blackhole
Some scrap calculations that I think are valid. —— Waiting for the black hole image now! 19:02 NZDT, Auckland
At 2019 SciSA Summer Research Symposium
Well, one of my very few talks geared towards the general public. https://youtu.be/bDhSqH8Fipk 🙂 Alpha software download: GitHub.com/sifyrena/trgpo
QuickType Scientific Symbols [Updated June 26th]
Some of my text-friends ask me how I can quickly type out mathematical symbols when we are discussing homework problems. Well, for one, I enabled the Greek keyboard on my phone, and then there's this: taking advantage of the automatic text-replacement system built right in macOS and iOS. To use this table, on iOS and … Continue reading QuickType Scientific Symbols [Updated June 26th]
How Did pi Get Here? (FWN’s Solution to 3Blue1Brown’s Puzzle)
An interesting problem calling for "high perspectives" on elementary maths.