PinnedPublished inQuantaphyDUTIS — Feynman’s Ingenious Integration TechniqueFeynman’s Integral Trick and its applications. Truly some ingenious stuff.Jan 8, 20244Jan 8, 20244
Published inQuantaphyThe Height of Counterintuitive Mathematics — the Birthday ProblemLet me ask you this: say there’s a room filled with some number of people. There are no twins/triplets/quadruplets/… in this room. Each…Jan 28, 2024Jan 28, 2024
Published inQuantaphyOptimization Made Trivial: the Lagrange MultiplierA primer on mathematical optimisation using the Lagrange multiplier.Jan 20, 20243Jan 20, 20243
Published inQuantaphyThe Pinnacle of Mathematical Beauty — Volume in Higher DimensionsWe derive and analyze the volume of the unit n-ball in an endeavour to present the cold and austere beauty of mathematics.Jan 12, 20244Jan 12, 20244
Published inQuantaphySophomore’s Dream —The Peak of Mathematical EleganceIn this article, we prove the Sophomore’s Dream and indulge oursleves in the pinnacle of elegant mathematics.Jan 5, 20241Jan 5, 20241
Published inQuantaphyFermat’s Little Theorem and its Generalization to Euler’s TheoremA primer on Fermat’s little theorem and its generalization to Euler’s theoremJan 3, 2024Jan 3, 2024
Published inQuantaphyA Measure Theoretic Approach to Probability (Part 3) — Expectation and Lebesgue IntegralsIn this article, we explore a rigorous measure-theoretic definition of expected value and introduce Lebesgue integrals.Dec 14, 2023Dec 14, 2023
Published inQuantaphyA Measure Theoretic Approach to Probability (Part 2)Using measure theory to define random variables as measurable functions.Dec 4, 2023Dec 4, 2023
Published inQuantaphyA Measure Theoretic Approach to Probability (Part 1)Defining probability intuitively and elegantly— using the fundamentals of measure theory.Nov 26, 20232Nov 26, 20232
Published inQuantaphyDivisibility of Primes (Part Two) — Clement’s Theorem and Twin PrimesTwin primes and a necessary and sufficient condition for their characterization.Nov 24, 2023Nov 24, 2023