Now a Teacher of Physics and Maths, then a Financial Risk manager and GR PhD. Occasionally musters a worthy derivative idea. Generally prefers Silicon to Carbon
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One residents putting the rubbish out early is anothers fly -tipping. All in keeping with general decay tolerated by our @haringeycouncil. Bloombwrg effect rubbish begets rubbish attitudes. Plant trees. They make people happier.
No more plant pots and boxes- just dig - believe this is a persistent solution! Give it a sense of permanence and don't compromise with a half-hearten mish-mash of the Strand upgrade type around Kings.
Delighted to announce that following the consultation, I'm giving the green light to make Oxford Street traffic-free.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czr0…
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Delighted to announce that following the consultation, I'm giving the green light to make Oxford Street traffic-free.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czr0…
The Pythagorean equation has a twin on the hexagonal lattice: a² − ab + b² = c²
Its solutions split into exactly 3 classes governed by ternary parity in the Eisenstein integers. The mod-2 and mod-3 conditions turn out to be the same theorem.
leelemacjames.github.io/hexa…
Ever wonder why physics stops at acceleration? A new look at the Worpitsky matrix reveals that higher-order "discrete jets" carry a factorial combinatorial cost. By bridging Stirling numbers and jet bundles, we reveal the hidden geometry of polynomial space. #Math #Geometry
Finite differences are more than just algorithms, being coordinates for a Discrete Jet Bundle. By factorizing the Worpitsky matrix into Stirling and factorial components we show why point-sampling and derivatives share the same hyperfactorial volume: researchgate.net/publication…
Finite differences are more than just algorithms, being coordinates for a Discrete Jet Bundle. By factorizing the Worpitsky matrix into Stirling and factorial components we show why point-sampling and derivatives share the same hyperfactorial volume: researchgate.net/publication…
From Mediants to Lorentz Transformations via boosts: mediant-lorenz-tranformation…
We present a unified exposition connecting elementary arithmetic (mediant fractions), matrix algebra (SL(2, Z)), projective geometry (Möbius transformations), hyperbolic geometry, and relativistic physics (Lorentz boosts). @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
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We present a unified exposition connecting elementary arithmetic (mediant fractions), matrix algebra (SL(2, Z)), projective geometry (Möbius transformations), hyperbolic geometry, and relativistic physics (Lorentz boosts). @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
We present a unified exposition connecting elementary arithmetic (mediant fractions), matrix algebra (SL(2, Z)), projective geometry (Möbius transformations), hyperbolic geometry, and relativistic physics (Lorentz boosts). @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
We investigate the scale-invariant shape properties of n-dimensional rectangular solids (cuboids) whose sides are drawn from natural sequences: consecutive integers (oblong cuboids) and consecutive primes (puboids). @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
We explore why certain "resolving numbers"-derived from the nine Heegner numbers-produce especially clean prime separation on a hexagonal Eisenstein-Ulam spiral, connecting their geometry to deep structures in algebraic number theory @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
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#Paris🇫🇷 shows what cities can be when streets are designed for people, not cars. 🌿🚶♀️🚲
Traffic-choked roads transformed into green, healthy, joyful public spaces.
This isn’t a dream.
It is policy, design, choice.
If Paris can do it, every city can.
What are we waiting for?
Extending Ulam's 1963 discovery, an Eisenstein-Ulam Spiral visualizes primes on the hexagonal ℤ[ω] lattice, reveals cubic reciprocity. eisenstein-ulam-desktop-app.… ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
from fusion to a thought...claude.ai/public/artifacts/e…
I think @haringeycouncil you charge £2000 for someone to have licence to destroy pavement over time. What do @MarlboroughHwys highways charge you for putting a curb back? I bet I can get a better rate? 2 more years of them..and their two man jobs. N10 Rosbery road 🛠️ JustFix
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Imagine a country where bins weren’t collected on a weekly basis, road drains weren’t regularly unblocked, pavements covered in weeds and 1 million road potholes strewn across the country and the citizens of that country paid even more council tax for this. Welcome to Britain.
