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caption is generalized too much. What they found was a finer way to control magnetic fields meticulously

https://thenextweb.com/science/2019/04/26/quantum-breakthrough-could-lead-to-super-powered-hard-disk-drives/

caption is generalized too much. What they found was a finer way to control magnetic fields meticulously

https://thenextweb.com/science/2019/04/26/quantum-breakthrough-could-lead-to-super-powered-hard-disk-drives/

caption is generalized too much. What they found was a finer way to control magnetic fields meticulously

https://thenextweb.com/science/2019/04/26/quantum-breakthrough-could-lead-to-super-powered-hard-disk-drives/

caption is generalized too much. What they found was a finer way to control magnetic fields meticulously

It's a book on the math of GR (Differential Geometry by Erwin Kreyszig). Pretty great book and it's like 12 bucks on amazon.

Overleaf is a really nice resource that lets you use LaTeX in browser and has a lot of tutorials and templates that make it really simple. If you sign up with a .edu email you probably get access to the paid version for free as well depending on your institution. But really the paid version only adds features for collaborating with others on projects, if you just use it to write stuff by yourself there's not much difference.

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The very definition of cool, and copacetic too. (Just don’t search for too much cool in the tiny equations themselves.)

Org files are great for this since you can mix Markdown-esque syntax with LaTeX. This alone was worth learning emacs after I spent a summer writing raw tex for \begin{tabular}{ | c | c | } Sets & Logic \\ \end{tabular} and my pinky started going numb.

This is the "uncertainty" at its finest Actually I remember reading very smart argument from Einstein with Heisenberg about this matter, but Heisenberg replied with even a smarter answer If I'm not worng, the name of the book was "Entanglement: The Greatest Mystery in Physics"

Link: https://www.amazon.com/Entanglement-Greatest-Amir-D-Aczel/dp/1568582323

The sine function only goes from -1 to 1. Sin(x)=x only works as an approximation for really small values of x as shown by this graph

EDIT: Wrong graph.

If you really just want a sad, sad, mad day sometime, read this.

But I highly recommend laughing at the title right now and NOT reading it unless you want to die a lot - not a little - inside.

Well here’s a gauge that keeps fluid pressure invariant ;)

The characters are based from the drama serie Galileo https://www.crunchyroll.com/galileo

The scene is from the movie Suspect X, which is based on the novel "The Devotion of Suspect X", and with characters from Galileo serie.

Well I only have this Theory of Everything but I guess you look for somthing other. Well maybe we shuld start serching for a lighthous then.

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