earthicus

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   by earthicus 8y ago

   Stillwell[1] discusses quaternions in chapters 1 & 2, although the meat and potatoes of the book is more generally about lie groups and lie algebras. It's pitched at a lower level than most books on this topic by restricting attent
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   by earthicus 8y ago

   >I usually think of fade-outs as a cop-out, but that made me consider there can be more craft & artistry to it than I'd considered. I'm not sure this argument is entirely convincing, because 'fading' (be it acoust
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   by earthicus 8y ago

   You might look at Laub [1] for a short, somewhat advanced overview of linear algebra with some differential equations, as it's applied to classical engineering and science. [1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product&#x
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   by earthicus 8y ago

   The comment you replied to received loads of responses, and many of the answers ignored the actual request, and plugged their favorite math books instead. In case you missed it, there was at least one suggestion that gave a real answer to t