Andy Rundquist
@arundquist.bsky.social
college teacher of physics and computational data science. Dabbles with web coding (Laravel/Next.js/Google Apps Script/AppSheet etc)
I really love the TE line showing how the energy is just very smoothly decaying
March 17, 2025 at 6:43 PM
I really love the TE line showing how the energy is just very smoothly decaying
just set it to be above 15kHz so us old people can't hear it
March 11, 2025 at 9:16 PM
just set it to be above 15kHz so us old people can't hear it
I used to do 4 follow up questions after the class finished a problem on the board that were all very easy to answer if they did it with variables (like "what if the mass doubled?"). I noticed that more people started going to that approach first
March 11, 2025 at 6:51 PM
I used to do 4 follow up questions after the class finished a problem on the board that were all very easy to answer if they did it with variables (like "what if the mass doubled?"). I noticed that more people started going to that approach first
Love this. Though I do struggle with the Hamiltonian when teaching CM. My Ss say "so just do the Lagrangian approach and then do some more things just because we can?"
March 11, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Love this. Though I do struggle with the Hamiltonian when teaching CM. My Ss say "so just do the Lagrangian approach and then do some more things just because we can?"