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421:. When you make a lot of content at once, you can put it on queue so the content gets published steadily, instead of all at once. It's okay if you take a break and don't post anything for a period of time, but generally, Tumblr users like to see a variety of content, and seeing a lot of the same kind of posts consecutively wouldn't be as engaging as when the posts are seen individually (well unless they are directly referencing each other, but I guess you can just make a link). If you stick around Tumblr, you can get the feel of the attention span of the typical Tumblr user (not very long!). I hope this helps you gain more presence in Tumblr! ~ 1247: 2254: 1705: 1126: 128: 2858: 3005: 1583: 286: 1622: 3407: 3675: 2400: 2344: 1508: 3817: 3729: 3583: 3317: 3148: 2930: 2894: 2812: 2711: 2635: 2782: 3081: 1379: 1895: 993: 1657: 600: 3223: 3505: 3043: 700: 1101:, which show the respective phases and how they morph into one another. The middle image in the bottom row in that PDF gives a better idea of what I was trying to show at the bottom of my sketch with the 'swiss cheese' voids. Do you think an image like my sketch is within the realm of possibility? Thanks 1986:

I found a constrain in Blender that inverts the rotation from an object. But still can't find the solution ! So let me recap : I don't apply any constraint on the external part. Then the middle part is constrained by the external, and the center by the middle. But did you invert the rotation on all 3

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I'm sorry, but I don't have the source code for that image anymore. I never bothered uploading it to Knowledge (XXG) because the image is very simple. All I did was using a texture to make the horizontal stripes, and added some very thin torus for the black lines connecting the sides. It shouldn't be

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I'm not a good graphic artist, but here is a suggestion for a picture. Draw a circle on a flat sheet of paper. Travel around the circle at a constant speed. The derivative of your velocity, your acceleration vector, always points radially inward. Roll this sheet of paper into a cylinder. Now the

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My name is Nicholas Harper. I am a new author and I recently wrote a book! I was writing you because it's a fantasy novel and I used your map (with fictitious places) as the land for my setting. I was wondering do you mind if I use it? If not I will make changes, but due to copyright issues that

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The pause when n=50 to give time to actually appreciate the final state (unlike many others which loop back to the start instantly) and the slow count for the first few iterations when changes were most obvious then accelerating as they were more subtle was really well handled. Thank you for getting

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I don't imagine a great deal of complexity being involved in the project- even a sketch would suffice. At most, it would be a static 3D rendering. If you have time and if the project I described interests you, I'll happily share more details and some of the inspiration images I've collected from the

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I think the article would be greatly improved by having an "artists rendition" of the phenomena due it's geometric nature. It's an emerging, but still relatively obscure nuclear physics topic, and as such there aren't any images in the public domain. There are plenty of visualizations and animations

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I absolutely love love these animations! They have completely changed the way I view math - and I mean completely! As I am old and my brain doesn't work all that well any more, could you do a simple Dirac delta function animation that matches the confusing symbology of the equation. I have a hard

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Hi, I wanted to ask you how you made this animation because I'm having trouble doing the same thing. I guess you just parented each object from the disk to the gyroscope frame and then animated each piece. The problem in my case is that I want to control only the external circle and I want the rest

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Grunchofgiants e um livro muito incrivel escrito por um dos visionarios mais autenticos que conheci na minha vida. Como voce ele trabalhou para a humanidade e o seu nome: Buckminster Fuller! Gostaria de poder aprender a matematica atras das animacoes que voce fes. Obrigado irmao, na luz e na paz,MP

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I looked at your profile but I couldn't find what exactly your job is -that is if you have one, I don't like to assume everyone has to have one, but that's probably just me-. You seem to have knowledge in many areas and I am curious about what does a man like you do for earning money. Sorry if I'm

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Hi, May I use your animation of time and frequency domain of a function in a presentation? I will not have access to internet during the talk. I tried to download the file but I only get the first image. I would like to use it to simply to explain a fourier transformation. Your visualization is

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I'm doing a brief lecture on topics related to Morse theory next week and am interested in creating some images for it. In part due to being fed up with some of Mathematica's limitations and in part being inspired by your work here, I've decided to finally try out POV-Ray, and am so far definitely

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Aha, I switched my Knowledge (XXG) preferences to "render as PNG", and now I see the errors you mention. Almost all of them are uses of "×" inside math, in place of \times. The MathJAX renderer understands some of those ISO-latin operator characters, but the Knowledge (XXG) server that creates the

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Not really. Closest thing I can recommend is using Processing. In the end, my philosophy is to just use a library to draw graphics. Demanding that it also works in terms of mathematics just seems like asking for too much. For instance, Mathematica can make pretty good images, but it's incredibly

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That GIF absolutely did the trick ! Thank you! I were on the quest to understand what it means if a memory has 333MHz bandwidth, can transport 5.3G/s data with respect to what I would see on an (really good) Oscilloskop. I already start to wonder how a bus 1-and-0-Data transfer to time axis to

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My plan is to at least have images for the standard torus example, and I've figured out how to get the basic shapes (cap, half-torus, etc.) without much effort. I also have ideas on how to do this (using intersection and difference), but I'd be really curious to see how someone as seasoned as

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Hey Nicholas. Congrats on the book! It is my understanding that this license does not allow your alterations to be sold commercially ("share alike"). However, I would recommend you get a better illustration, as mine is pretty basic and you could probably draw a better one. :) —

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Hey, i was browsing through your tumblr and one animation that really interested me was the regular polygon sin graphs. I see that the circle one is x = A*sin(omega * t) and I am interested in knowing the equations of the other two. Can we chat about them in my email?

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present in the literature, but it's sadly proprietary to universities and journals (so I don't think Knowledge (XXG) would allow them), and they are also unfortunately fairly technical, lacking the sort of pedagogical format of something like a textbook illustration.

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Depends of what you're trying to do. Can you be more specific? The source code is available, and while a bit messy, it's pretty straightforward. The textures are easy to create in gray scale. I'm not sure if I'll have time to do it for you, but I can offer guidance. —

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Hey Lucas, an animation similar to your line integral sketch animation is exactly what we want to do. Nothing like a 3D rendering but an animated sketch, preferably with code-precision. Specifically, what software did you use for making that animation? Thanks!

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Thanks. I still need to get a feel for tumblr. I barely follow anyone because the rhythm of things seems so incredibly intense and fast. I'm the sort of guy who likes to see everything, so that's a bit of a problem. I'll try to space things out more. Thanks! —

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Congratulations to your great gifs, they are amazing! And thank you very much for releasing them into the public domain. I see that some of them were produced with povray and you include the source code, which is super. May I ask what software you used for

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The basic idea for the illustration is this: I'd like the article to be able to show a cross section of a neutron star crust, showing the phases and transitions between the spherical phase, rod phase, slab phase, and the voids in the matter at the bottom.

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If you disagree, please take a bike wheel in your hands, start the rotation, apply a force in the same direction as on your animation, and you will see, that the real precession direction is in fact appears to be opposite to what it is on your animation.

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It looks interesting, but I honestly have no idea what the illustration would be like, really. The link you gave me didn't help me much. If you could provide me with a rough hand-drawn sketch to get the genera idea, we could discuss it further. Thanks! —

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Just watched ALL of the Piano Spiral videos. They are amazing. I was wondering what it would take to create an app to display the spiral in real time as someone played a keyboard. You could use it in a math, physics, or music class. (I teach math.)

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No, that's OK. I was looking around for software to produce similar animations (equations moving around etc.) and was just wondering what the experts use... Have you since come across any software package that makes these things easy?

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Hello, I've noticed, that the wheel precession directions in the gyro animation created by you are mixed up. They should be swapped to opposite, while keeping the current directions of wheel revolution and the external forces intact.

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This leads me to my question: is the source for the tori available anywhere online? I got the impression from your FAQ that it might be and so I figured I'd check. Even if it's extremely messy, I'd love to take a look to compare.

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I traced it from a non-public domain image I found ages ago. I'm afraid I can't find it again to really check. Sorry. This information really should be available. I'd have hoped that image would have been made obsolete by now. —

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Idealy, the movement of the pieces should be continues, so much more frames should be added. also, in the pass from 3 to 4, one need not only to enlarge the two pieces, but also to add details: the next level of the fractal.

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I noticed that you have some really great animated illustrations here on Knowledge (XXG). Recently there was a request on Talk:Covariant_derivative#Add_Images requesting some images, and I suggested the following:

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As a student with no natural talent for maths, your animations and gifs have been extremely helpful to the point where they have given me those rare and enthralling lightbulb moments which make me love maths.

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Thanks. It's sad that SDL has low abstraction possibilities. I think Mathematica has fantastically flexible and expressive syntax. And some intermediate tool could help develop complex math visualisation.

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I checked again and I did not see ANY serious math markup errors; on the contrary the math displays much better on my browser (Chrome with "render math as SVG" option). What are the errors that you see?

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That's a great suggestion! A few people in my diff. eq. class also had trouble understanding it. I think I have just the right idea, too. I'm adding it to the top of my to do list! Thanks! —

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Hello. I actually grouped from outside-in, and applied the inverse rotation to inner gimbals. That way no matter what I did, the final disk would remain in place. Not sure if that helps. —

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A couple of black-and-white pictures that, along with suitable brief explanation, make the content of the theorem clear to an intelligent person who's never heard of it, would be enough.

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Sir, you are awesome, thanks a lot for your clean and deeply precise animation! Could you recommend some tools for creating animated math sketches like yours? I realize that it depends.

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Hi! Thanks for the compliment! The animation is in the public domain (I always release them as such), so you are totally free to use it. It would be nice to give credit, of course! :)

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Are you familiar with Mathematica and/or the Demonstrations web site? If not, I believe you would find it fascinating and would be an excellent contributor if you know Mathematica.

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Non-notable, unsourced music concerts fail both WP:GNG and WP:CONCERT TOUR that has been tagged as being unreferenced for eight years with no parent article for it to redirect to.

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I would also like to applaud this graphic. It is amazing and helped me understand the relationship between the time domain and frequency domain representations of the data.

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It could take a while since I'm not familiar with the software. And I'll probably need to use black-and-white. How do I get a still picture from one point in the process?

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Can I ask your help in creating animation of paradoxical decomposition of the Kelly graph of the free group F_2? I just sow all the beautiful math animation on your page.

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Oh, neat! So it's the a Fourier series for the radius based on angle. Pretty close to what I did with those polygons! Algodoo looks pretty cool, thanks for the suggestion.

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But you should start simple. Try to make one gimbal work, before you do both. That's what I did. I remember getting some weird results like yours when I first started. —

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Basically, make two 1024x512 images with 64x64 checkered squares. checker2.png is the green texture on the inside, and checker.png is the blue texture on the outside. —

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From what I understand and your copyright label, your work is available for use. If we were to publish work based on your designs, we will give you appropriate credit.

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Is there any hope to learn the level of Math you have shown in these pages at an age above 50? Responda honestamente em Portugues, para grunchofgiantsatyandexpontocom

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Inverse rotation is just rotating around the same axes by a negative angle. Rotating everything by 30 degrees then by -30 degrees restores the original position. —

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PNG images apparently doesn't. I will fix them. (By the way, consider using MathJAX with SVG instead of PNGs. It is the way forward it seems...) All the best, --

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I can't say I'm an expert at becoming Tumblr famous, but for now, you should try to maintain a steady stream of content so that people don't forget about you, ie

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I've recently discovered that you're behind many of my favorite images and animations on Knowledge (XXG). So first off let me say thanks for your awesome work!

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For that GIF, I used a custom drawing library, so the source code isn't available, I'm afraid. I can help you reproduce it somewhere if that helps. Cheers! —

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Hi there, this is the most simple way to explain rad. Thank you very much! I will spread the Link to the corresponding Knowledge (XXG)-Entry. Happy Christmas

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is a simple and hence the best picture I saw in a long time. Thanks for creating that. Loved it. Your whole gallery of artwork is amazing. Keep it up! §§

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No problem at all. I'm still getting used to POV-Ray but figured out how to make what I needed after my initial comment. Thanks for getting back to me! —

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axes or only the one given by the joints, or the 2 others ? Do I miss something ? Maybe once passed 180 or 360 degrees in Blender something happens.

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I got an error message saying there was no file called checker2.png . And there is that file name on line 62. That's where I am so far with this.

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derivative component is the component parallel to the cylinder's surface, and is the same as that before you rolled the sheet into a cylinder.

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I had real issues understanding the concept. But the animation solved it for me. I finaly understood the underlying basics - Thanks a lot! --

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of the animation to be solved by some constraints. Did you by any chance do it this way ? (I'm using blender, but I just need the main idea)

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Your illustration that decomposes a signal into its component sine waves is the greatest explanation ever. The world needs more like you!

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it so very right. I see that the image has been updated since last I visited the page so thanks too for making a good illustration better.

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I updated the forum page. Can you take a look ? It's actually more Blender related than I thought but maybe you'll have an idea.

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Hi,thanks for the note. I did check with preview and did not see THAT many errors. Will check again and fix as appropriate. --

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for deletion, because the article doesn't clearly say why the subject is important enough to be included in an encyclopedia.

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One of the pages the article cites includes a snapshot of a nuclear pasta simulation which is similar to what I have in mind.

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Parabéns pela animação! Foi uma bela surpresa verificar (a posteriori) que estava a avaliar o trabalho de um conterrâneo! --

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But it has no visual feedback until you render things. This may be a problem if you don't have a good spatial intuition.

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I'm currently a physics student. I try to be frugal and survive off the occasional freelance coding gigs I get. —

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Thank you for all your hard work which has made mine and undoubtedly many more people's lives so much better.

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I am a math teacher in San Diego, CA. I found one of your animated GIFs in an article published yesterday:

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I don't see anything in Blender such as inverse rotation as you say, but I think there's a way around it.

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Please let me know if you have any objection to me or my students using your work in this way. Thank you.

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Anyway, I love your work. I've seen some of the animations before but never knew the source.

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Thanks. I got some close results but still not exactly it. I started a forum page here :

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What interval would you recommend? Is there a peak activity time where I should aim for?

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article and one of the reddit askscience mods recommend you as a potential artist.

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Moving the discussion here because Tumblr is an awful medium to have conversations.

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If you ever run out of ideas to make cool animations of, consider doing one of the

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Yeah, you need to create two textures. The comments in the source mention them:

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I'm not sure what's happening. Let me see if I can find my old source code. —

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Congratulations, your tau gif was used in a USA Today website article

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Thank you for taking the time to read my request, have a nice day.

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I have fixed the errors with PNG option. Agree that <math: -->

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to write custom scripts for SVG/pgf/TikZ is to reinvent a wheel.

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What software could you recommend for animated 3D math sketches?

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Thanks for the comment. I'll give it a look as soon as I can. —

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could occur in the future, I had to ask.Please respond back,

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Which type of map projection is used for this image? Thanks!

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Forum updated ! The problem is now solved. Thanks a lot man !

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Sombod offer to help me, so for now, pleas egnor my request

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I'm not LucasVB but I can make an animation of this using

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enjoying myself! (The syntax is surprisingly intuitive!)

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Drats! It's not on my hard drive. I may have lost it! :(

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Excellent triangular wave as sum of sine waves animation

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