Comments on: Lines, intersections and dimensions http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions Paul Cook's blog Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:45:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: jeff{krimmel} » The Scalar Advection Equation http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-228 jeff{krimmel} » The Scalar Advection Equation Wed, 20 Apr 2005 07:30:16 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-228 [...] ection Equation Filed under: Uncategorized — jjk @ 12:33 am Following the lead of Paul and Mike, I have decided to write a little bit about what I work on a [...] [...] ection Equation Filed under: Uncategorized — jjk @ 12:33 am Following the lead of Paul and Mike, I have decided to write a little bit about what I work on a [...]

]]> By: blogwaffe » Spatial Quantum Search http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-222 blogwaffe » Spatial Quantum Search Sun, 17 Apr 2005 08:22:56 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-222 [...] rch Filed under: academe, physics, a group of folks @ 01:03 Following paul.za’s lead, I’ve decided to write up a brief sketch of some of the backgro [...] [...] rch Filed under: academe, physics, a group of folks @ 01:03 Following paul.za’s lead, I’ve decided to write up a brief sketch of some of the backgro [...]

]]> By: Laurel http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-220 Laurel Sun, 17 Apr 2005 00:41:17 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-220 * pun intended * pun intended

]]> By: Laurel http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-219 Laurel Sun, 17 Apr 2005 00:40:51 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-219 Thanks for sharing all that beautifully contorted logic, and I second the motion to hearing about others' work. I always thought it was a real shame in undergrad that publishing delays were such that theses weren't available to read until well after graduation (unless you remembered to ask a friend for a copy of theirs, but generally everyone was too busy wrapping up their own semesters to be able to sit down and read a 60-90 page document or attend defenses). So once when I went back to visit, I spent part of an afternoon in archives, to find out what exactly my friends had been knocking themselves out over for months on end... really interesting to finally see! Thanks for sharing all that beautifully contorted logic, and I second the motion to hearing about others’ work. I always thought it was a real shame in undergrad that publishing delays were such that theses weren’t available to read until well after graduation (unless you remembered to ask a friend for a copy of theirs, but generally everyone was too busy wrapping up their own semesters to be able to sit down and read a 60-90 page document or attend defenses). So once when I went back to visit, I spent part of an afternoon in archives, to find out what exactly my friends had been knocking themselves out over for months on end… really interesting to finally see!

]]> By: paulcook http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-217 paulcook Sat, 16 Apr 2005 07:07:31 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/04/15/lines-intersections-and-dimensions#comment-217 Yes, I'm commenting on my own post. Because I can. I, for one, would be very interested in hearing some more about what others are working on. In fact, if any of the numerous people who have just done candidacy wanted to show off some of their stuff, I would definitely be there. Yes, I’m commenting on my own post. Because I can.

I, for one, would be very interested in hearing some more about what others are working on. In fact, if any of the numerous people who have just done candidacy wanted to show off some of their stuff, I would definitely be there.

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