Category Archives: Euler’s equations

Standing on the shoulders of giants – Reboot

Posted on 2017/02/28 by arkajad

Standing on the shoulders of giants may be good, even very-very good. But at the same time it can be very dangerous. First of all it is a dangerous balancing act. It is easy to fall. But what if the … Continue reading →

Posted in Attitude matrix, Dzhanibekov effect, Elliptic functions, Euler's equations, Quaternions | 7 Comments

Mathematics and sex

Posted on 2017/02/23 by arkajad

Nowadays mathematics is almost everywhere. To know some cool mathematics (or mathematician) is nowadays sexy. Therefore I am helping you here, on this blog, to have better relations in your lives. Just looking at the equations can already make you … Continue reading →

Posted in Attitude matrix, Euler's equations, Spin and rotations | 10 Comments

More is different

Posted on 2017/02/07 by arkajad

We all know that more is different. Don’t we? But listen to Philip Anderson, who in 1977 was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his investigations into the electronic structure of magnetic and disordered systems, which allowed for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Elliptic functions, Euler's equations | 20 Comments