Notes on Blackbody radiation
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Monday, October 4, 2010
About blogging math
My post in progress about AutGrps proved that it is quite hard to write math in the Blogger format. Although it is possible to write about math in this format, writing actual math like an expose on automorphism groups proves to be hard even today with tools like MathJax. I could continue and publish in PDF but in that case I would violate the Blogger format. I am not a math writer anyway. I hope to become one though, maybe one day after many years of intense study. - I want to communicate about math so I am going to try to create mini-lectures on YouTube. I'll finish the automorphism article in some form but it won't be the first in a series.
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