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Algebraic Topology 01

Introduction Distinguish between 2-sphere \(S^2\) and 2-torus \(S^1 \times S^1\). Homotopy rubber band on \(S^2\) contracts to a point. For continuous maps \(f, g\), they are homotpic \(f \simeq g\) if there exists a homotopy between them. Check equivalnce relation. Identify homeomorphically \(S^n\) without North Pole with \(\mathbb{R}^n\), via Stereographic... [Read More]

Tomita-Takesaki Theory 02

TOMITA-TAKESAKI THEORY [Read More]

$$\circ$$ Classification of Physics Languages

Classifying Physics Languages [Read More]

$$\circ$$ Classification of Languages

Abstract [Read More]

$$\circ$$ Recycle

Recycle [Read More]

$$\circ$$ Let Thermodynamics Identify Energy Cycles to be Conserved

Identity [Read More]

Cyclone Nisarga

\(\circ\) Nisarga [Read More]

Cycle $$\circ$$ Communication

Communication [Read More]

Identify that India Identifies

Identify that India Identifies [Read More]

Nature Rain I Rain

Raining Naturally is part of Water Cycle [Read More]

Cycle (Languages)

Base 0 Translation [Read More]

Cycle (Karma)

Karma is Cycle [Read More]

Cycle (Chakraview)

Ball (Chakraview) [Read More]

Cycle (Reciprocity)

Periodicity in Cycles [Read More]

Cycle (Symmetry Space-Time)

Space [Read More]

Light is Identity

Let there be Light [Read More]

Cyclic Translation (Change of Basis is Renaming Identity)

Identities: Basis in Language [Read More]

Symmetry (Nodal Geometry)

Symmetry [Read More]

Cleaning is Cyclic Balance

Cleaning [Read More]

Art is Mathematics is Art

Identifying Art and Mathematics [Read More]

Identification Compactifies

Identification Compresses [Read More]

Nature Algorithm

Algorithms and Nature Language [Read More]

Reflections to Symmetry as Identity

Identity [Read More]

Calculus Group Language

Abstract [Read More]

Communication Language Program

Terminology: Communication needs meeting of Languages. Communication is a base for Languages. Communication as a base itself forms a Language. Thus, Communication is Language. Thus the program may be renamed as LangLang Program. I am interested in a broader category of Languages than those currently seen as Language. I would... [Read More]

$$ E = m c^2$$

Composing Energy-mass and Space-time gives Einstein’s Identity [Read More]

Equilibrium Thermodynamics Identifies Intensive-Extensive Duality

Abstract [Read More]

Duality is the Fundamental Law

(This is incomplete and currently being updated regularly, please be patient for the final version) [Read More]

Language Observes Empirically the Empirical Observations on Language

Language Observes Empirically the Empirical Observations on Language [Read More]

Equipment and Process Design Lecture 15 and Quiz 3

\(6^{th}\) Lecture on Superheated Steam Gasification Find the lecture notes linked: Lecture notes 15 Compressor for instrument air. Very accurate instrument to sense values. Sense the signal and shut down some process. If the instrument malfunctions, there is a mess in maintenance. Build safety systems, instrumentation, valve controls, processing, all... [Read More]

Student Seminar in Mathematics

Rest With tests, assignments, checking duties for TAs and a heavy workshop: Global Homotopy Theory going on in the Math Deprartment, we shall not burden the students with more. Hence student seminars will take place only after the midterm exams end.

Corrosion Quiz 1

Quiz 1 Find the Corrosion Quiz 1 linked: Quiz 1. Following four questions were asked: all based on the \(\textbf{Nernst Equation}\). Find the Cell Potential of a concentration cell: Metal in lower concentration of ions will be more readily oxidized hence acts as anode. Overall Spontaneous reaction is just metal... [Read More]

Geometry and Physics

Books on Geometry and Physics Interplay of Geometry and Physics has always been a fascinating area of study, right from optics to classical mechanics and general relativity. Partial Differential Equations that form the language in which Laws of Physics are written are hence naturally intertwined with geometry. Here are listed... [Read More]

Analytical and Geometric Dynamics Week 3 Review

Tangent Spaces Differentiable Manifolds can be highly nonlinear, unlike the usual Euclidean Spaces. To handle such objects, we import notions of calculus from the euclidean spaces that we are used to. Just like in multivariable calculus, we approximate nonlinear functions by its linearization: its derivative at each point, this naturally... [Read More]

Intro to Machine Learning Lecture 5

\(L_2\) Rigression/ Ridge Regression Find the \(5^{th}\) lecture notes linked: CS 419 Lecture Notes 5 Continuing on Linear Regression, we examine the problem of Model Training. Using regularization helps to counter overfitting. [Read More]

Heat Treatment 1

Find the report linked: Report 1. (Thanks to Shreyans Bhansali). Note that the Professors and experiments for the lab are slightly different so use this as a guideline and make sure you don’t blindly copy. Viva What is a TTT diagram? Draw and give examples. What is the phase on... [Read More]

Introduction to Algebraic Geometry by Prof. Dipendra Prasad Lecture 4

Guest Post by Kirtan Vora

Course Overview Prof. Dipendra Prasad is taking this course at an advanced graduate level. He taught Differential Topology last sem which followed Victor Guilleman and Pollack’s book. That background may help but is not necessary for this course. References are standard- David Mumford’s The Red Book of Varieties and Schemes... [Read More]

Intro to Machine Learning Lecture 4

Prediction Errors Find the \(4^{th}\) lecture notes linked: CS 419 M IITB lecture notes 1-4 (Google Drive link), CS 419 M IITB lecture notes 1-4 (Github Link) Recall of Probabilistic interpretation of Linear Regression. Complexity of model and \(\textbf{bias/variance}\) tradeoff. Overfitting and underfitting. [Read More]

Fight Club Lecture 6

Functors Find the \(6^{th}\) lecture notes linked: Functors Lecture Notes 6 Functors are morphisms from one category to another that obey nice composition properties. Forgetful functor destroys structure associated with a category. There’s difference between imposing structure and imposing conditions. Structure is specified (constructive). Properties are answers to yes/no questions.... [Read More]

Algebraic Topology Lecture 4

Find the \(4^{th}\) lecture notes linked: Algebraic Topology MA 842 Lecture 2 Using Snake Lemma or otherwise, prove theorem on long exact sequences based on short exact sequences, apply it to the specific case to get the Mayer-Vietoris Sequence. \(\textbf{Mayer-Vietoris Sequence}\) provides a very useful tool to practically compute homology... [Read More]

Optimization Lecture 4

Optimization on Open Sets Till now, we had only talked about optimization on closed sets (remember, Bolzano-Weierstrass assumes the feasible region to be closed and bounded). Now, we address optimization problem on open sets. Find the \(4^{th}\) lecture notes linked: SC 607 Lecture Notes 4 Taylor’s Theorem was stated and... [Read More]

Optimization Lecture 3

Optimization with Constraints Find the \(3^{3d}\) lecture notes linked: SC 607 IITB Lecture Notes 3 (Google Drive link), Lecture Notes 3 (Github link). Find the entire lecture notes linked: SC 607 IITB Lecture Notes 1-3 (Google Drive link), Lecture Notes 1-3 (Github link) Interior: \(C\) is any set then, \(\dot{C}... [Read More]

Functional Analysis Lecture 2

Hilbert Spaces, Riesz Representation and Radon-Nikodym Theorem In the second Lecture of Functional Analysis MA 824, IITB, Prof. Mukherjee continued with definition of Hilbert Spaces, some properties, Riesz Representation Theorem and its application to prove Radon-Nikodym Theorem for finite measures. It was left as an exercise to extend the proof... [Read More]

Fight Club lecture 3

Tits Monoid [Read More]

Corrosion by Vijayshankar Dandapani

Repositories Regular updates maybe found compiled on the linked page: Som Phene Log Tag: MM 454 and its relevant material on Som Phene Log Tag: Corrosion. The corresponding Github Repository for all the documents may be found linked in: Corrosion Github Repository [Read More]

Optimization by Ankur Kulkarni

Optimization by Prof. Ankur Kulkarni, SC 607 IITB (2020) Regular updates for this course can be found on the linked page: Som Phene Log Tag: SC 607 and relevant material on Som Phene Log Tag: Optimization. This log documents my work for the above course and is not checked to... [Read More]

Complex Analysis

Complex Analysis (MA 412) by Prof. Gopal Krishna Srinivasan -1st class Prerequisites: Real Analysis, Fields. Set of Complex Numbers as a field. Field operations are compatible with metric space properties to make them continuous. Complex numbers as a field cannot be ordered. \(\mathbb{C}\) is a field which fails to be... [Read More]

On Aesthetics and Science

Discussion with a friend in response to the latter’s piece “On Intellect and Emotion in Art”, engendered the corresponding dual in science. Here’s a few papers, articles closely related to how aesthetics matter in Science as well. [Read More]

Computational Materials Science Departments Review

Some Departments and groups with respect to the field of Computational Materials Science are reviewed. These are purely based on my limited personal experiences and are not at all representative. I’d suggest treating these as just pointers which may be used for further exploration. All of these places are excellent... [Read More]

Actors and directors List

Actors: Marlon Brando, Saoirse Ronan, Michael Fasbender, Joaquin Phoenix, Kate Winslet, Danielle day Lewis, Christian Bale, Leonardo di Caprio, Casey Affleck, Sean Penn, Jake Gyllenhaal, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Jim Carey, Johnny Depp Directors: Andrei Tarkovsky, Ingmar Bergman, Robert Bresson, Alejandro G Innaritu, Denis Villeneuve, Darren Aronofsky, David Fincher, Terrence Mallick... [Read More]

External as mirror to see Internal

I spent all the years of my life searching for meaning and I don’t find it anywhere. I never met a person that had an answer. How foolish all of them seemed to me- Ignorant, full of vanity, fooling themselves to being purposeful, but beneath their superficial faces I knew... [Read More]

End

Why are we afraid of death? Why do we have to rationalize it? Why do we have this bias? All we do in this life trying to collect things, gain things, accumulate. The Self keeps growing and we call that achievement. It’s a really simple game. Starting with nature, everything... [Read More]
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Quantum espresso PWscf

Anshuman Kumar (then an EP alumnus, PhD student, now Professor at IITB) coming to the rescue for me again: “I am providing two approaches, which have generally been mentioned in the other answers. The only place where my answer differs is that it is specific to PWscf. Two methods: [Read More]

Plasmonics theory and computation

Stefan Maier’s book on Plasmonics. Learn Lumerical FDTD. Simulate transmission for one dimensional array of microholes, keeping finer mesh near the metal. Study Condensed Matter Physics from Ashcroft and Mermin. Study Electromagnetism from Griffiths and Optics from Born and Wolf- Covered History, chap1, overview. Propagation, Diffraction, interference theories. Calculus of... [Read More]

Mud

Mud Watched Mud. It was good to see Tye Sheridan in another important role, who formerly played as one of the kids in Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life. Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon gave amazing performances. This performance of McConaughey is what landed him the role in Nolan’s Interstellar. The... [Read More]