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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Actually, you do have the right to walk around with a knife or sword as a weapon as long as it is not conealed and your local city has no laws against it. For a concealed weapon you do need a permit.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
You are mistaken, the Hodge star does not belong to geometric algebra more than exterior algebra, that's the wrong way to look at it. Exterior algebra is just only a sub algebra of geometric algebra, they both have the same Hodge star.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
No, I would say differential forms occur in geometric algebra, not the other way around.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
You're mistaken, GA does have a Hodge star, as I've explained many times before https://grassmann.crucialflow.com/dev/algebra The exterior product can be derived from the geometric product, so differential fo
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Recently I made a video presentation about geometric algebra, including the formulation of Maxwell's equations in GA: https://youtu.be/7hlDRLEhc8o Also, my implementation of geometric algebra in the Julia language, Gra
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
It is a way of thought which will change mathematics, it is new to 99.9999% of people, isn't part of any curriculum yet. Since GA is such a powerful idea, it will have a big impact on mathematics for a long time to come, when more peop
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
It would be useful for CAD, but hasn't been done yet, since CAD software is a large project.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
If you are interested in geometric algebra, you might enjoy my implementation of it in the Julia language: Grassmann.jl https://github.com/chakravala/Grassmann.jl
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Several of my repositories are AGPL also https://github.com/chakravala/Grassmann.jl
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Geometric algebra foundations: Grassmann.jl [video](youtu.be)
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Differential geometric algebra foundations: Grassmann.jl [video](odysee.com)
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Differential geometric algebra foundations (overview video)(youtu.be)
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Whatever stupid behavior I may have had before, it was at worst expressing an intellectual perspective or feeling. I have not harmed anyone. Meanwhile, the Julia stewards are causing actual harm to open source collaboration and bug fix coor
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
That's a really great observation! Ironic..
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
try out the julia language
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
My package called Grassmann.jl offers somewhat higher dimensional algebras than the python package here: https://github.com/chakravala/Grassmann.jl
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
haha, well they are both probably about equally old i believe.. i think the two topics can be inter-related, but they are indeed separate areas of study with different emphasis, and I don't believe that many algebraic geometers know ab
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
It provides a unified language for many areas of mathematics, which would need to be studied separately without GA. Also, with the GA toolbox, things become much more clear and better to understand.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Please check out my geometric algebra software at https://github.com/chakravala/Grassmann.jl
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Come on, switching geometric algebra and algebraic geometry makes no difference.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
I work with geometric algebra (I'm the developer of Grassmann.jl) and I disagree, I don't think it matters whether the two topics change their name.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Actually, you can kill a person with a tiny drone the size of a hand palm, it only requires a tiny explosive to enter the forehead and kill the person.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Then let those administration be hired elsewhere by the market. A university should not pay such a huge salary to administrators, somebody who is paid a lot less can do the same job. If it takes millions of dollars to hire an administrator
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
if you didn't correct him, then it wasn't unwanted. so how did it play out?
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Consider the neurological danger of visualizing yourself as (e.g. hitler) repeatedly over and over. The exercise mentioned above is one of neurological conditioning (anpassen in german). You are training your neural pathways to take on a ce
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
> Next time, refocus your anger to something productive and not destructive. I did do something productive, I have created a mathematics software which has impacted hundreds of scientists. This work is enabling and will continue to enabl
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
All these strict (implicit) social rules are ridiculous, and I am not interested in that kind of toxic environment, where a simple question results in inter personal conflict. I also don't care what you think about my maturity or socia
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
Obviously I learned a lot of other things also, but that part is none of your business.
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by DreamScatter 6y ago
As stated in the post, I learned that the university system is not able to facilitate or nurture mathematical exploration and discovery for me.
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Suspended from University for writing email about mathematics software(crucialflow.com)
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