#LectureNotes
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I wrote a blog post about a lecture introducing stability in ODE models and their numerical solution. The lecture transcript and code for figures are included. https://nadiah.org/2025/12/04/mxb261 #mathematicalEcology #ODEs #stability #math
Quantum Computation Lecture Notes by Peter Shor https://math.mit.edu/~shor/435-LN/ #HackerNews #QuantumComputation #LectureNotes #PeterShor #MIT #Math #Education
Again late in writing up my lecture notes, but: for me, the highlight of @fabiociotti's talk in January in Leipzig was his first analogy for understanding LLMs: maybe they are something like Lotman's semiosphere, some sort of collective int
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