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You have become Idolaters of syntax and grammar, I'm dealing with priests of the page, not engineers of reality. And as for the Guessing machine you so rightly fear. Do you hear that sound the Ai makes?, its the sound of the 21st Century steam engine and you're the threshers of old. Science's...

I'm going to leave you to your dusty echo chamber on the web. It's only there because people like me built it for you. Furthermore, a computer technician shouldn't have to point out to a Physicist and a Mathematician the foundational work Schwartz's Théorie des distributions written before they...

do you now acknowledge that its in error?, OF COURSE, I wouldn't know, I cant as I have said many times, I have a BA in information systems, I'm working on a Trinary OS that uses Dirac, I can no more tell you the correct syntax than i can tell you what the equation means! let alone its syntax...

Right, Théorie des distributions" (published in 1950) bugger if I know where my file is. The requirements for the Dirac Delta function, δ(x), are that it satisfies the following two properties: 1. The Normalization Property (Area is 1) ∫−∞∞δ(x)dx=1 2. The Sifting Property (The Selection Rule)...

I will find the paper , You asked What Exactly is Dirac’s Delta Function? I was working on something similar and I cut and pasted, and action I'm now regretting. it won't happen again.

FRENET-SERRET FORMULAS OF q-CURVESDENIZ ALTUN* and SALIM YÜCEDepartment of MathematicsFaculty of Arts and SciencesYildiz Technical University34220 IstanbulTurkeye-mail: deniz.altun@outlook.com, I could go on all day!

I deal in Papers, like: Brûlart de Léon’s Cipher Disk and Treatise on Cipher , S. TomokiyoVer. 1 posted at Academia.edu on 24 July 2021, Shape Analysis of Euclidean Curves under Frenet-Serret FrameworkPerrine Chassat11LaMME, University of Paris-Saclayperrine.chassat@univ-evry.frJuhyun...

I'm working on a Trinary Operation System with Dirac's work at the core of it. I saw your post, cut something from a paper I thought looked useful.

I cut and pasted, I dont write these sort equations. I'll attempt find the paper otherwise please ignore.

Here it think, https://faculty.washington.edu/seattle/physics441/online/about%20Dirac.pdf Page 398 or hunt down that pesky P.A.M. Dirac, The Principles of Quantum Mechanics, First edition, Oxford University Press, 1930(Specifically §21 “The δ function”, pages 58–61 in the 1st edition; in the...

I dont write equations, I'll have to go find the paper, its somwhere around...

Oh I see, you want all of it. In 1930, Paul Dirac published his influential book The Principles of Quantum Mechanics, where he needed a mathematical tool to elegantly describe certain physical situations in quantum theory—particularly the idea of a state with a perfectly sharp, definite...

I did, the notation was Dirac's and its not used anymore.

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At the time (1930), this δ-function was not mathematically rigorous. Pure mathematicians were horrified because no ordinary function can be zero everywhere except at one point, blow up to infinity there, and still have integral 1. It violated the standard rules of functions and integrals. Dirac...