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Video recordings of the lecture: Video 1
Video recordings of the lecture: Video 2
(and some maths concepts)
- Scalars, addition and subtraction, dot-products, absolute value
- Speed and velocity
- Differential change: Velocity as the differential of change in position, acceleration as the differential of change in velocity.
- Motion and change, velocity and acceleration
- Updating discrete systems: calculating the next stage from the current state
- Freeth, Tony. “Decoding an Ancient Computer.” Scientific American 301, no. 6 (2009): 76–83. https://www.jstor.org/stable/26001660
All code files can be found here: https://github.com/jbenno/nyuad_decoding_nature/tree/master/Files/02
- Planets orbiting a sun. The motion is solely derived by Newton's law. The result illustrates Kepler's laws
- The movements of a planet as they appear in the sky to an observer on another planet
- ... and the same illustrated for the geocentric world
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Weekly scheduled assignments and talks
NYU Abu Dhabi Decoding Nature by Joerg Blumtritt @jbenno - Other classes I teach: github.com/jbenno