Recent content by yaje

yeah go ahead and tell us here. id like to know.

allright that's food for thought. ill certainly check that book out if i can find it. the rough draft sounds interesting and i can't wait to read it. Thanks, Y

exactly my point. scratch work can give insight into exactly how someone thinks about or approaches problems. It can also tell you how organized a persons thoughts are (or, as in my case, how disorganized). Thomas Ed. said Genius is "10% inspiration 90% perspiration". I guess I want to that fact...

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"I am prepared to do substantial reading and technical jargon does not scare me. It would just be more to learn and discover. Besides, i have teachers to help with things that are beyond google" What i was struggeling to say here is "you are going to have a hard time overwhelming my...

Could a working physicist or astronomer post old documents, calculations, scratch work, memos, projects, publications, or anything else pertaining to their past work? It doesn't need to be something that i can comprehend. Just something representative of the problems you face on the job. Any...

dont waste your time defending yourself. this is the internet-full of fools. But to get back on topic, no i don't think that your diagnosis would affect employment. results are all anyone cares about. Besides, Paul Erdos took the same stimulants doctors proscribe for ADD every day of his...

so i know that things accelerate in a field (like gravity) because they move through a potential gradiant, gaining energy as they go. but why do they start moving in the first place? Bear with me. Ok so i throw an apple up in the air. It has motion and energy that i gave it. It travels up...

except that their solution to adhd helps allot of people...if you want to call it a scam then ok its a scam and they just want to make money, but its a mutually benificial scam so lay off. this is offensive to people with adhd. you are bassically calling them stupid even though they may just...

Im having trouble proving limits of multivariable functions. I understand the principal behind delta-epsilon proofs but I can't get it to work. Once I set up the inequalities I am stuck. The only example in my book seems very convenient though . 3x^2 * abs(y) divided by x^2 + y^2...