Words Without Knowledge
DavidReflections on philosophy, mathematics, and life, from a person neither knowledgeable nor eloquent enough to do so.
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An important update
Quick, important update: starting in the near future, I will be writing about more explicitly Christian topics in addition to mathematical things. None of the math content will be stopping anytime soon, but the number of non-math things wil...
Introduction to Group Theory IX
The final installment of ITGT! We may return to the fabled lands of group theory one day, but if we do, it will be a different series (likely entitled Finite Group Theorics.) This one is going to be less directly relevant to the larger them...
On Stephenson's Anathem
Note: this article will contain spoilers for Neal Stephenson's Anathem. If you don't want to see said spoilers, it's best to leave this article unread until you've read this book. It's still a wonderful book regardless of whether you know t...
Introduction to Group Theory VIII
Last time, we talked about normal subgroups of groups, and in particular, how the cosets of a subgroup H act like "colors". If H is normal, then we can define an operation on the cosets that gives us a group. I mentioned at the end that tod...
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