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Cheerful Dragon Posted Aug 12, 2013
Today's celebrates Shroedinger's 126th birthday.
Right now I'm reading a book that mentions Shroedinger's equations in quantum physics, so it's an appropriate doodle for me.
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ITIWBS Posted Aug 12, 2013
...tired, evidently, of fiddling with inadequate math in which the 'cycles' per second factor out, he differentiated into a set of two equations in which the cycles are conserved and computable, take their product and you're left with a variant of Ohm's law, but the cycles factor out again, cancel...
...very ingenious...
As Richard Feynman used to say, physicists have a scandalous number of ways of saying essentially the same thing.
Shroedinger's wave equations amount to saying something different and new.
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ITIWBS Posted Aug 13, 2013
...after about a hundred essays, attempting to get a peek at what was happening inside the non-collapsing form of Schroedinger's wave equations, a visualization finally emerged, a bubble, with a notch in in it, converting it over to the collapsing form...
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Pink Paisley Posted Aug 22, 2013
Google UK
Claude Debussy.
PP.
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Gingersnapper+Keeper of the Cookie Jar and Stuff and Nonsense Posted Aug 23, 2013
This will always be my favorite Google Doodle. Just beautiful
http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/Tech-Culture/2013/0822/Claude-Debussy-The-story-behind-Google-s-moonlight-doodle
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Baron Grim Posted Aug 28, 2013
MLK on .com
50th anniversary of "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Sep 5, 2013
John Wisden - in the UK at any rate. His cricketing almanac is an English national treasure, but I don't know if it's important enough outside the cricketing nations (which obviously don't include the USA) to make it to .com.
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Elektragheorgheni -Please read 'The Post' Posted Sep 6, 2013
USA celebrates a neat lady by the name of Jane Addams. She was a great reformer and social worker.
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Sep 6, 2013
What's the date where you are? Here in the UK we have a celebration of Leonidas da Silva's 100th birthday (6th September). I'd have thought he was of enough international significance to appear on .com as well as .co.uk, but I suppose the USA isn't that fussy about football/soccer.
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 6, 2013
I'm afraid I've never heard of Leonidas da Silva. I just looked him up - aha, interesting person. But I'll bet nobody in the UK has ever heard of Jane Addams, either - although she was a Nobel prizewinner.
http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1931/addams-bio.html
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Baron Grim Posted Sep 18, 2013
Nifty! Foucalt's Pendulum.
You can adjust for time and latitude.
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You can call me TC Posted Sep 23, 2013
The first transmediterranean flight on Google.fr
Roland Garros - whoda thought it?
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Still Incognitas, Still Chairthingy, Still lurking, Still invisible, unnoticeable, missable, unseen, just haunting h2g2 Posted Sep 27, 2013
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Geggs Posted Sep 27, 2013
Two goes so far. Scores are 86 and 124.
Geggs
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Tavaron da Quirm - Arts Editor Posted Sep 27, 2013
I tried a few times and tend to have a score around 120.
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