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Turbulence as a quantum field theory: 1 – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
Yet, a few years ago, when I looked at the website of an applied maths department, they had a lengthy explanation of what perturbation theory was, as they were using it
Alan Turing: The legacy of a pioneer in computing and AI – School of Mathematics
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Edinburgh, a Great City to Live in!.. – School of Mathematics
I chose acoustics last semester, a combination of physics and music, two of my favourite subjects apart from maths .
Video Discussion: Thoughts on Campus and Distance – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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Group Project: Identifying a Communication Channel – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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Using a Toggle to make a While Loop in Power Apps – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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Beginning Module 3: Engaged Learning Communities – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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My Weekly Workload in my First Semester… – School of Mathematics
In first semester I took 3 courses, the first was ‘Introduction to Linear Algebra’ (my compulsory maths course), and then I chose to take ‘Discovering Astronomy’ and ‘Introduction to Data Science’.
… and it all started with a Big Bang! – Institute of Genetics and Cancer
That’s not really me at all. I didn’t really know what I wanted to do when I left school, but I knew that I liked doing maths – as much ... as you can like maths at school(!) – so I thought maths made sense.
The role of Gaussians in turbulence studies. – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
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