Recording of transcript including reading of Kenneth Shoulders & JohnHutchison's 2010 meeting where they talked about the near infinite potential of "Charge Clusters" also known as "Exotic

In this tutorial, we'll work through 2 different approaches to solving the integral of sin3(ax). Now, there maybe more ways of approaching this problem, but these were the most obvious to me. Using a

We can apply the principle of exponential decay to find equations that model the charge remaining in a capacitor as it is discharged through a resistor. The circuit diagram is shown below... When the switch

What I love about mathematics is some of the very creative and ingenious methods that someone has come up with to find solutions to perplexing problems. The integral of √(a2 - x2) is a great example one

Inasmuch as the differential equation dy/dx = ky models exponential growth, it follows that dy/dx = -ky models exponentially decaying processes. A exponential decay process, which is a slowing reduction