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Bernardo de La Paz

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11. You are a good teacher! Thank you

Reply to caraher (Reply #9)

Sat Dec 16, 2023, 06:16 AM

Dec 2023

I was able to read about half way through just building your bricks up, and that is much clearer than it ever has been for me.

Now I need to do some more study, at the link you gave, and come back to the rest of your explanation.

Thanks for getting me started out by lifting me out of the quicksand and onto stable ground!

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I have to say that my mind was blown by a book this weekend. [View all] NNadir Dec 2023 OP

Sounds like a powerful book. byronius Dec 2023 #1

That is truly mind blowing . Permanut Dec 2023 #2

Thanks for the reference to Del Maestro erronis Dec 2023 #6

Fascinating! FM123 Dec 2023 #3

Did you really read it, or... LudwigPastorius Dec 2023 #4

Looks great and dense. But at $137.00 I'll see if a library has a copy.... n/t erronis Dec 2023 #5

Hmm, was looking for background but got lost immediately Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2023 #7

It's all about counting - a physicist's take caraher Dec 2023 #9

You are a good teacher! Thank you Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2023 #11

In the mid twentieth century those same concepts were applied to electrical signals... hunter Dec 2023 #8

It's not unusual for "named" equations to take forms alien to the honoree caraher Dec 2023 #10