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Welcome to Matthew Matics!
Matthew takes you on an amazing trip through the
amazing world of mathematics. Among the stops you
will find calculus, linear algebra and many more are
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2003-03-01 New tune, "Oh, if I had been a scalar product", is up.
2003-02-06 "The Polygon-train" up.
2003-02-05 "Good Ol' Father Weierstrass" up.
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| To be a scalar product and sit in a vector space and determine whether vectors are orthogonal or not, wouldn't that be something? |
CD: Vectorspace Prankster
Credits: Matthew Matics |
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| In Sweden the term "Polygon-train" is sometimes used for polygonal-lines. This is a polygon-polka with train and whistle. Huge thanks to Michael Taylor for the train-samples. |
CD: Vectorspace Prankster
Credits: Matthew Matics |
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| Ode to Weierstrass' epsilons and deltas with a german choir. |
CD: Vectorspace Prankster
Credits: Matthew Matics |
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