DanielGeisler
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New study detects ringing of the global atmosphere
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Thanks for all the work @DavidTanzer.
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Please know I consider myself a babe on the topic of the climate, but I want to help by developing my own understanding. I am very concerned that climate scientist are worried about anthropogenic warming (thanks @WebHubTel). As a person with an syst…
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@WebHubTel - I worked with people with a PhD. in Geophysics, but they still thought in the box. So I can easily see someone not considering the full dynamics of the moon. Hopefully we can provide a more mature discussion because of our system's pers…
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Wow, great memories! I was a seismologist in the USAF 1978 - 1981 at AFTAC monitoring the nuclear test ban treaty. We were probably a decade ahead of anyone else with our unlimited budget.
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Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count from The New York Times.
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I'm concerned about being able to model the boundaries of countries as they are fractal.
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Understanding epidemiology models from Ars Technica.
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Creed and Quest by Nicholas B. Tufillaro The close connection between maps and flows - Poincare maps and suspensions - gives rise to **The Discrete Creed: Anything that happens in a flow also happens in a (lower-dimensional) discrete dynami…
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Solution to century-old math problem could predict transmission of infectious diseases.
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@DavidTanzer said: I am meditating on how the idea of a system of ODEs generalizes to the case of a manifold. 1 roll the ODEs up into a matrix function 2 determine a fixed point/equilibrium 3 determine symmetry This would be my current appr…
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Hello @WebHubTel, thanks for the feedback. I'm just trying to fulfill a need I perceive. My only game plan at the moment is to network to obtain help from interested parties.
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Thanks for the selection of topic @DavidTanzer. Does anyone have any questions?
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In 1986 I had a series of conversations with Stephen Wolfram about dynamical systems, but Wolfram didn't tell me where he got his ideas, so I had to do a decade of digging. Here's some of the main points I found documented: Dynamics in mathematics…
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Howdy, my new project is at Green Mathematics. Drop by and share your thoughts.
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@WebHubTel, hello, can you recommend books and study material for learning about climate change? Thanks.
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@DavidTanzer thanks for the info on Stochastic modelling for systems biology. I purchased a copy and would be happy to be in a study group if anyone is interested.
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This is a topic very dear to my heart. I'd love to hear where you are currently with Green math.
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Howdy! @DavidTanzer mentioned policies that the Azimuth Project was created to support. But I can't find the organizational material that will help me to successfully work with others here. Can I please get a reading list? Thanks
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Thanks for the intro @DavidTanzer. I'm a complete newbie when it comes to Petri nets, but I am retired and can devote plenty of time to learning. I'm also new to the Azimuth Project, so I need to learn how things works here. My question is what wou…
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Thanks for the information @WebHubTel, I'm reading your report right now. - Daniel
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I'm taking a course Epidemics, Pandemics and Outbreaks by University of Pittsburgh though Coursera.
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Fortunately I'm a "young" retiree, so I can think of long term projects, and more importantly scientific orientation and education. So my next step is to become a user to the system I want to construct. That means I need to become an epidemiologist …
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I see a need to develop open source technology here and to peer-review it. Scope - Do we want to impact schools, governments, scientific institutions or lay people? Maybe we can pretend that accepting the model is an epidemiology in it's own right.…
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Some strategy ideas. Since much of what we are doing is software development, development methodologies may be of interest. Scope Analysis Design Implementation Maintenance I like the Scope part. @DavidTanzer has laid out an aggressive and neces…
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I want to thank @DavidTanzer for the quality and quantity of his work here. While I was committed to work somewhere, David's work showed me the Azimuth Project was where I wanted to invest my energy.
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“Logistic map”: an analytical solution - fractional iteration of the logistic equation. https://www.math.tamu.edu/~berko/papers/pdf/paRBBSH95.pdf