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Geodesic equation: 2-d polar coordinates

growescience wrote 1 month ago: Reference: Moore, Thomas A., A General Relativity Workbook, University Science Books (2013) – … more →

Tags: Physics, relativity, polar coordinates, geodesic equation

Geodesic equation: geodesics on a sphere8 comments

growescience wrote 1 month ago: Reference: Moore, Thomas A., A General Relativity Workbook, University Science Books (2013) – … more →

Tags: Physics, relativity, geodesic equation, great circles

Geodesics: paths of longest proper time4 comments

growescience wrote 1 month ago: Reference: Moore, Thomas A., A General Relativity Workbook, University Science Books (2013) – … more →

Tags: Physics, relativity, proper time, Lagrangian

Four-point CAT(0) condition

Leonid wrote 2 months ago: The definition of a metric space guarantees that if we pick three points from it, we can draw a tria … more →

Tags: cat0, metric space, nonpositive curvature, Quadrilateral

Three hyperbolic metrics

Leonid wrote 5 months ago: Up to a constant factor, there is just one conformally invariant Riemannian metric on the disk . Ind … more →

Tags: hyperbolic plane, Hilbert geometry

How Dense?

physicalpandemonium wrote 9 months ago: In the last post I talked about the physics and considerations behind the gravity train. A crucial p … more →

Tags: Physics, Cavendish, density, Earth, Geography, Gravitation, Gravity, Mass

The Relativistic Theory of Gravitation - Logunov, Mestvirishvili1 comment

damitr wrote 10 months ago: The gravitational field is constructed as a physical field in the spirit of Faraday and Maxwell, and … more →

Tags: astronomy, Books, mathematics, mir books, mir publishers, Physics, Science, Cosmology, einstein

Architectural Cyborgs – Nanotechnology and the Potential for Living Architecture

ajacoblevin wrote 1 year ago: The real destiny of the machine [is] to merge itself with natural organisms. -       Jack Burnham, B … more →

Tags: Architecture, Biology, buckminster fuller, cybernetics, ecological design, Ecology, environmental design, Environmentalism, Infrastructure

Can we travel through time?

unmistaken1 wrote 1 year ago: Growing up I used to think a lot about time travel. It was both a mental escape and a complete fasci … more →

Tags: Science, Mystery, Time Travel, Van den Broeck, Geroch's theorem, John Titor

Domes, Films and Toys: The Role of Education in the Works of Bucky Fuller and Charles and Ray Eames

ajacoblevin wrote 1 year ago: In Architecture or Techno-utopia:  Politics After Modernism, Felicity Scott maps the migration of mi … more →

Tags: Modernism, Architecture, Education, technology, Eames, toy, Video, buckminster fuller

Orbitele stabile ale gaurilor negre super-masive ar putea sa aiba propriile lor sisteme planetare2 comments

internetstructure wrote 1 year ago:  Este perfect logic, si, pe deasupra, potrivit ultimelor descoperiri si speculatii astrofizice, chia … more →

Tags: Science, Astrophysics, kardashev, Black Hole, 'event horizont", Cauchy horizont, ergosphere, Singularity, tidal-forces

Buckminster Fuller, Mixed Metaphors and the Radiolarian

ajacoblevin wrote 1 year ago: With the introduction of “Buckyballs” and “Fullerenes” into the scientific lexicon in 1985, Fuller’s … more →

Tags: Architecture, buckminster fuller, radiolarians, technology, Design, radiolarian, Science

points and geodesics in the pseudosphere

juanmarqz wrote 2 years ago: … more →

Tags: differential equations, Differential Geometry, mathematica examples

Riemann, Langevin & Hamilton [reply]2 comments

xi'an wrote 2 years ago: Here is a (prompt!) reply from Mark Girolami corresponding to the earlier post: In preparation for t … more →

Tags: R statistics, statistics, University Life, Euler approximationm Hamiltonian, JRSSB, London, "Read Paper", RSS

Towards Cartan's fixed point theorem: Cosine inequalities and derivative of the distance2 comments

Akhil Mathew wrote 3 years ago: I am now aiming to prove an important fixed point theorem:   Theorem 1 (Elie Cartan) Let be a c … more →

Tags: Differential Geometry, MaBloWriMo, negative curvature, Cartan fixed point theorem, cosine inequality

The second variation formula

Akhil Mathew wrote 3 years ago: I’m going to keep the same notation as before.  In particular, we’re studying how the en … more →

Tags: Differential Geometry, MaBloWriMo, curvature tensor, Calculus of Variations, energy integral, second variation formula

Hopf-Rinow II and an application2 comments

Akhil Mathew wrote 3 years ago: Now, let’s finish the proof of the Hopf-Rinow theorem (the first one) started yesterday. We ne … more →

Tags: Differential Geometry, MaBloWriMo, Riemannian manifolds, Hopf-Rinow theorem, geodesic completeness, homotopy

The Hopf-Rinow theorems and geodesic completeness10 comments

Akhil Mathew wrote 3 years ago: Ok, yesterday I covered the basic fact that given a Riemannian manifold , the geodesics on (with res … more →

Tags: Differential Geometry, MaBloWriMo, completeness, geodesic completeness, Hopf-Rinow theorem, Riemannian manifolds

Geodesics are locally length-minimizing

Akhil Mathew wrote 3 years ago: Fix a Riemannian manifold with metric and Levi-Civita connection . Then we can talk about geodesics … more →

Tags: Differential Geometry, MaBloWriMo, Gauss lemma, Riemannian manifolds


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