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Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 5b: Deriving Orbits under Newtonian Mechanics with Calculus – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 5c: Deriving Orbits under Newtonian Mechanics with the Method of Undetermined Coefficients – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 5d: Deriving Orbits under Newtonian Mechanics Using Variation of Parameters – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
DNA damage in neurons crucial for creating stable memories
Just as you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs, scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine have found that you can't make long-term memories without DNA damage and brain inflammation. Their surprising findings were published online today in the journal Nature.
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 6a: New Differential Equation – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 6b: Checking Solution of New Differential Equation with Calculus – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. In…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 6c: Solving New Differential Equation with Variation of Parameters – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. Under…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 6d: Rationale for Method of Undetermined Coefficeints I – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…