I took this last week of the year off to organize my things, cause I will probably move to UK next year to begin a work applying Statistical Physics to Cryptography. I was cleaning my wardrobe, which does not have only clothes but also books, old toys and a lot of papers. Then I found a folder and a notebook covered with some dust and with the title "Internet" (time goes by very fast...). I opened then and found a lot of links that I probably found interesting someday and I decided to put them in my del.icio.us page. I begun this task this morning and they are really interesting links. So, I decided to put them here for everyone who read this also have the chance to take a look at them. Let me list them in the exact order that I found them:
Sodaplay: classic. Everyone must know it by now, but I´m glad to have rediscovered it.
Jim Loy´s Homepage: the amount of information about science-related themes is huge. How this guy manage to write so much is a mistery to me.
2d Curves: a collection of mathematical bidimensional curves.
Igor Nikitin´s Homepage: has an interesting document on String Theory.
Kolmogorov: a very complete page about Kolmogorov.
Wilfrid Hodges´ Homepage
Douglas Arnold´s Homepage: with an interesting page about Some disasters attributable to bad numerical computing.
The Online Books Page
O Cerebro Nosso de Cada Dia: a site about the brain originally in Portuguese, but with an English translation as Our Daily Brain.
That´s it. Probably I will find more as my cleaning proceeds and I´ll put them here.
Happy New Year for everyone!
Picture: Rusty Chain by Hilly Wakeford
Sodaplay: classic. Everyone must know it by now, but I´m glad to have rediscovered it.
Jim Loy´s Homepage: the amount of information about science-related themes is huge. How this guy manage to write so much is a mistery to me.
2d Curves: a collection of mathematical bidimensional curves.
Igor Nikitin´s Homepage: has an interesting document on String Theory.
Kolmogorov: a very complete page about Kolmogorov.
Wilfrid Hodges´ Homepage
Douglas Arnold´s Homepage: with an interesting page about Some disasters attributable to bad numerical computing.
The Online Books Page
O Cerebro Nosso de Cada Dia: a site about the brain originally in Portuguese, but with an English translation as Our Daily Brain.
That´s it. Probably I will find more as my cleaning proceeds and I´ll put them here.
Happy New Year for everyone!
Picture: Rusty Chain by Hilly Wakeford
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