Exploring the Fascinating Intersection of Topology and Classical Mechanics

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Greetings. I am Mr_Fool, the mighty, the brave, and of course foolish. The reason I am here is that I recently discovered a strange liking to applications of topology in classical mechanics, though I am bit of a noob in the former. Just seeking some guidance. I hope we will get along. Thanks for having me. :)
 
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Welcome to PF. We are glad to have you. I hope we can help.

I'm not fond of the Mr_Fool handle though. If you want to change it, just send a request to any mentor.
 
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Welcome to PF. We are glad to have you. I hope we can help.

I'm not fond of the Mr_Fool handle though. If you want to change it, just send a request to any mentor.

That's very sweet of you. But, it's kind of a word play. In one of our local tongues here, the fool sound means flower. Plus, it also kinda signifies how much more there is to learn out there for me, in a positive way that is. Thank you still. :smile:
 
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