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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Hopf fibration



Hopf fibration is a topic I encountered while studying the book Naive Lie Theory. I would not know in which branch of mathematics Hopf fibration is studied. From what I understood sofar it has to do with mappings from the 4th to 3rd dimension.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

MST121 - TMA02

Score: 88. Much better than expected.

Next Saturday, the 14th of february I am starting on the MS221 course: 'Exploring Mathematics'.

A book I am reading at the moment is Naive Lie Theory. It's an introduction to Lie Theory at the undergraduate level. NLT starts with a chapter on quaternions and how they can be utilized in the calculation of rotations in R3.
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