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Science and Maths and their Applications for Life the Universe and Everything

As a physicist I love to play with numbers and always want to understand how things work or why things happen, whether it be the meaning of life the universe and everything, how my cars work or why the stock markets behave like they do.

Physics is popular at the moment (in the UK) due, in part, to the regular appearances of Professor Brian Cox, an ex-rock-star tuned University professor and TV presenter. He somehow makes complex subjects interesting and relatively easy to understand.

Here are few science and maths articles, books and a few gift ideas for the scientist in your life including Newtonian mechanics and Fluid Dynamics (Physics), Galois and Group Theory (Maths) Black Scholes Option Pricing (finance) astronomy and Torque versus Power (a common pub argument)

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Table of Contents: Maths and Science

  1. Newton's Laws of Mechanics
  2. Newton's Laws of Mechanics
  3. Newtonian Mechanics
  4. Fluid Dynamics
  5. The Bernoulli Equation (Fluid Dynamics)
  6. Fluid Dynamics Books
  7. Finance: Black Scholes Option Pricing
  8. Black Scholes Option Pricing Made Easy
  9. Black Scholes Option Pricing
  10. Maths in Finance
  11. Relativity
  12. Featured Lensmaster: AndyPo the Physicist
  13. Power vs Torque
  14. Power vs Torque
  15. Cars
  16. Physics
  17. Science Gifts and Present Ideas
  18. Microscopes
  19. Amazon
  20. Galois and Group Theory (Maths)
  21. Galois and Group Theory (Maths)
  22. Galois and Group Theory
  23. Galois Theory
  24. Astronomy
  25. Wonders of the Universe
  26. Sub Atomic Particles (e.g. The Higgs Boson)
  27. Sub Atomic Particles
  28. Higgs Boson
  29. All About Me
  30. Please Leave Some Feedback
  31. Please Twitter Follow AndyPo
  32. Some Related Articles

Newton's Laws of Mechanics

Newton's Laws of Mechanics

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Newtonian Mechanics

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Fluid Dynamics

The Bernoulli Equation (Fluid Dynamics)

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Fluid Dynamics Books

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Finance: Black Scholes Option Pricing

(Brownian Motion Applied to Finance)

Black Scholes Option Pricing Made Easy

Brownian Motion (i.e. Physics) Applied to Finance

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Black Scholes Option Pricing

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Maths in Finance

Maths in Finance

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Relativity

Relativity

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Power vs Torque

e.g. Diesel vs Petrol (gas) Engined Cars

Power vs Torque

Diesel vs Petrol (gas) Engined Cars

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Cars

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Physics

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Science Gifts and Present Ideas

Microscopes

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Amazon

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Galois and Group Theory (Maths)

Galois and Group Theory (Maths)

Galois and Group Theory

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Galois Theory

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Astronomy

The Wonders of ... Professor Brian Cox

Wonders of the Universe

Professor Brian Cox

Physics and science in general are cool at the moment (in the UK at least) partly because of Professor Brian Edward Cox, OBE, who is constantly on our TV screens explaining what's going on at CERN or presenting his various scientific TV shows.

Brian Cox started out as a rock-star in the 1990s as the keyboard player for the pop band D:Ream. He is a British particle physicist, a Royal Society University Research Fellow and a professor and a member of the High Energy Physics group at the University of Manchester. He has worked on the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.

He is some of his work:
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Sub Atomic Particles (e.g. The Higgs Boson)

Sub Atomic Particles

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Higgs Boson

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All About Me

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Please Leave Some Feedback

  • nevets_sdoow Dec 10, 2011 @ 5:58 pm | delete
    Keep spreading the good word, good sir!
  • gypsyman27 Nov 1, 2011 @ 8:08 pm | delete
    I appreciate a lens like this Andy as I am an engineer. It's too bad we didn't chose professions that would have been more lucrative. Now that I am getting older, I find that my thoughts on certain topics are being sought. The operating phrase is, "I am getting older":~), too late to properly enjoy any rewards that might be forthcoming. See you around the galaxy...
  • Irenemaria Oct 9, 2010 @ 12:16 pm | delete
    You should probably like my lens about the Nobel Prizes 2010?
  • JaguarJulie Oct 9, 2010 @ 11:37 am | delete
    Oh my goodness gracious, but you have got me hanging on the Bernoulli Equation and considering the relativity of it ALL!
  • Tipi Oct 9, 2010 @ 11:29 am | delete
    Well this is full of brain tease information. Excellent lens!
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