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mbustamanter
2,238karma·255submissions·May 27, 2020
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Miguel Bustamante R.
Applied Mathematician working in high-tech engineering. Specialized in Finite Element Analysis, Continuum Mechanics and Geometric Modeling.
Interests: Multiphysics, Manufacturing Robotics, Electronics, Computer Algebra.
Personal site: under construction.
From Santiago, Chile.
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Cool! I've just contributed several examples. If anyone is interested in the sheer amount of identities that have been discovered, good books are (many of them gigantic references spanning thousa…
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I'm a chilean maths grad student and save for the qualifying exam, it's quite accurate. So much so that I think I made a mistake clicking on this because as it progressed I started feeling d…
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He was born in the German Empire, fought in both world wars, lived through Weimar, rise of the Soviet Union, rise of the Third Reich, saw his country split in two, saw the Berlin wall fall and the col…
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This cookbook was insightful in the sense that I once tried proving several of its identities via Kronecker products but then found that it was much easier using tensor notation, so easy that I almost…
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Two favorite books of mine I've seldom seen mentioned but I think are gems: The three stigmata of Palmer Eldritch and Time out of joint , both by Philip K. Dick. The first plays with several l…
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Not even noon and Colin is already roasting. Reminds me of [0], also by him. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35079 …
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Slightly related: Does anyone else can't concentrate for long periods of time while sitting in front of a computer? I have mild scoliosis and a fear of varicocele (if that's relevant), and f…
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https://archive.is/mcoKm
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That happens when the post has been queued to the second-chance pool: https://news.ycombinator.com/pool
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