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I wouldn't dare to suggest that, yet that's the route that physics and all derivatives have adopted! We are essentially at the crossroad and obviously, program
by ktamiola 10y ago
I wouldn't dare to suggest that, yet that's the route that physics and all derivatives have adopted!
We are essentially at the crossroad and obviously, programming, which develops nowadays a bit faster than theoretical physics or mathematics, pushes in one direction.
- Y_Y 10y agoWell my anecdatum, as a theoretical physicist, is that people very rarely write `log` or use logarithms is bases other than e.