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Yea but rigged hilbert space sounds cooler.
Adam, is that link in your profile your blog?
Adam, is that link in your profile your blog?
Originally posted by amolv06Yes it is. In principle in the next weekend I intend to re-start it. If you like the history of physics and mathematics check out my other blog too: http://physicsfromthebottomup.blogspot.com/
Yea but rigged hilbert space sounds cooler.
Adam, is that link in your profile your blog?
Originally posted by adam warlockVery interesting. At the moment I have no computer, and its hard to look through the blog on my mobile, but when I manage to get my computer back (hopefully this weekend) I will subscribe. I noticed one of the books advertized on your blog is the structure of the scientific revolution by Khun. I would be interested to hear your tboughts on that book when and if you ever have a chance. It is probably one of the most cogent critiques of the scientific method I have ever read, but for some reason it doesn't sit well with me. I would like to hear what others have to say.
Yes it is. In principle in the next weekend I intend to re-start it. If you like the history of physics and mathematics check out my other blog too: http://physicsfromthebottomup.blogspot.com/
In principle both of them will have a new life.
Originally posted by amolv06I will talk about it in my next post on Exploring the Mountain. As soon as I post I'll let you know in this thread.
Very interesting. At the moment I have no computer, and its hard to look through the blog on my mobile, but when I manage to get my computer back (hopefully this weekend) I will subscribe. I noticed one of the books advertized on your blog is the structure of the scientific revolution by Khun. I would be interested to hear your tboughts on that book when and ...[text shortened]... but for some reason it doesn't sit well with me. I would like to hear what others have to say.
Originally posted by amolv06It will serve as a more well put introduction to the historical part of the blog since I'll be doing the history part of within Kuhn's paradigm of History of Science.
I am looking forward to it