June 7, 2019 Uncategorized git, github, merge-request
All the sources for my book, Geometric Algebra for Electrical Engineers, are available on github. Theoretically, that means that instead of sending me an email when errors are found (and I’m sure there are many), you can simply fork the repo, fix the error to your satisfaction, and submit a merge request. I didn’t expect that to actually happen, but it did:
Tim Put gets the credit for the first direct non-Peeter contribution to the GAelectrodynamics repository.
February 16, 2019 math and physics play condensed matter physics, github, latex, Mathematica
Here’s an update of my old Condensed Matter Physics notes.
Along with a link to the notes, are instructions on building the PDF from the latex and the github clone commands required to make a copy of those sources. Mathematica notebooks are also available for some of the calculations and plots.
February 15, 2019 math and physics play classical optics, github, latex, Mathematica
Here’s an update of my old classical optics notes. Along with a link to the notes, are instructions on building the PDF from the latex and the github clone commands required to make a copy of those sources. Mathematica notebooks are also available for some of the calculations and plots.
Looks like most of the figures were hand drawn, but that was the only practical option, as this class was very visual.