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  1. wisvuze
    Mar23-12 09:31 PM
    wisvuze
    Gratz! You'd like it at UofT :)
  2. micromass
    Mar22-12 11:41 PM
    micromass
    There are many different formats for research papers. Why don't you start with googling "LaTeX template" and see what you like?
    For example, this is the template that science uses: http://www.sciencemag.org/site/featu...lp/index.xhtml

    If you want, I can send you some templates that I always use.

    In any case, this list of symbols will be VERY helpful to you: http://www.math.boun.edu.tr/instruct...symbols-a4.pdf It will give you a list of all commonly used symbols and the package you need for it.
  3. micromass
    Mar20-12 06:20 PM
    micromass
    Wow!! Congratulations kevin!! Where are you going to go now?
  4. micromass
    Dec28-11 12:40 AM
    micromass
    Interesting questions. I don't really consider such questions to be philosophy... You should talk to Ryan_m_b, he is extremely knowledgeable on this subject and could possible refer you to good sources.
    Maybe you could make a thread in biology about it?? I'd be interested in it as well
  5. micromass
    Dec28-11 12:16 AM
    micromass
    Which questions do you want to see answered specifically??
  6. micromass
    Dec28-11 12:10 AM
    micromass
    Enjoy the books!!

    No, I have not read Godel, Escher, Bach. I don't like to read pop-sci books, it's a poor substitute for the real good stuff
    I did hear many good things about the books. So, I bet you'll enjoy it.
  7. micromass
    Dec13-11 01:30 PM
    micromass
    It's very tragic.
  8. micromass
    Dec12-11 04:22 PM
    micromass
    I'm happy to hear that all is well
  9. micromass
    Nov28-11 05:27 PM
    micromass
    Thanks a lot Kevin!!
  10. micromass
    Oct13-11 02:26 PM
    micromass
    Want me to write you a primer on the subject?? I could include some basic tricks to solve easy Diophantine equations...

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  • About Kevin_Axion
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    High School Student, Aspiring Mathematician/Physicist/Engineer
    Country
    Canada
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    Reading (math/physics), chess, star gazing, golfing, and snowboarding
    Educational Background
    High School
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    Physics and Mathematics or Eng after high school
    Favorite Area of Science
    Pure mathematics, Physics

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Posted Feb12-11 at 08:46 PM by Kevin_Axion Comments 0
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I've been pretty busy this week! On Thursday, Friday and today I had to get up at 6:30 and take the subway down to the University of Toronto where I competed in UTMUN (University of Toronto Model United Nations) competitions. Despite the tiresome journey it was a lot of fun and the campus was beautiful. Anyways I have a day to rest before I head back down to Toronto for 2 days for more competitions so I thought I'd spend some time writing this weeks segments of my blog!

Things I learned...
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Posted Feb5-11 at 03:24 PM by Kevin_Axion Comments 0
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Okay, my new semester began this week with all new courses which I'm extremely excited for! I have Biology in the morning, Philosophy for my second period, Physics for my third period and Computer Science for my fourth period. This semester is going to be even better then the last!

Like last week, I'll be posting my favourite things I learned this week followed by the equation of the week! Okay, let's begin!

1. Physicists can be humorous, especially physics professors!...
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Posted Feb2-11 at 05:29 PM by Kevin_Axion Comments 0
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Once a week I'll be posting 5 interesting things I've learned followed by my favourite equation(s) of the week!

1. "Nanoputian are a series of organic molecules whose structural formulae appear human" -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanoputian

2. People wake board in cranberry fields! - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGf6earGAOc

3. The term "mother load" is actually "mother lode" and is a term commonly used in mineral...
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