Lemonade
A Sweet Homemade Drink Made in Many Parts of the World
News
My basil finally developed roots! I'm currently reading about quantum mechanics, ferrofluids, and language models.
Blog
[08/09/2024:] Motivating Ladder Operators II
[08/08/2024:] A Cool Way to Garden
[08/08/2024:] Life and Basil Limeade
[08/05/2024:] Motivating Ladder Operators
[08/04/2024:] Migrated to AstroJS
[07/31/2024:] The Classical in the Quantum
Notes
Working on notes on the quantum mechanics, derivatives, and uploading my previous course notes onto this blog!
Projects
Finally started a projects page! I've recently made some nice upgrades to my post component, so it looks pretty clean! ;)
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I'm considering whether or not to continue this project using WebGL or Three.js.
I'm also researching methods for generating the 3D scenes I want for this project automatically.
In the meantime, I've decided to proceed with some preliminary prototypes of the other interactive parts of this project.
Orange Juice
I like orange juice. :)
Mlog
Notes
Project
As of Fall 2024, I've decided to try and make notes that make better use of multimedia. After my recent switch to AstroJS, markdown, and MDX, I can include much more sophisticated visuals even in my digital notes. I've started notes for each of the subjects I'm taking classes for or auditing, which you can find here!Table of Contents
Personal Expositions
Course/Seminar Notes
These notes follow the flow and storyline of a course I took at UC Berkeley, but I enhanced them with my own research, studies, and thoughts outside of class.Math/Physics/Engineering
Analytic in Nature
Algebraic in Nature
Computer Science
Images and Vision
Optimization and Machine Learning
Philosophy
Older Notes
In the past, my notes were okay, but not the best quality. I started to notice in graduate classes that the method of notes I had used previously started to distract me from having enough time to think deeply about what was being said in the moment. As such, in future notes, I decided to stop taking verbatim notes or copying as much as I could down during class, and instead just noting down the most important terms, theorems, statements, whatever the case might be, and refining them outside of class. I hope this will be a better form of notetaking that will result in better and more original notes.Math: Longer Expositions
- Mathematical Methods of Optimization (UC Berkeley MATH 170): Teleport!
- Abstract Algebra (UC Berkeley MATH 113): Teleport!
- Linear Algebra (Princeton MAT 217): Teleport!
- Linear Algebra (MIT OCW 18.06): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Multivariable Calculus (High School): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Multivariable Calculus (MIT OCW 18.02): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- AP Calculus BC (High School): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
Math: Shorter Worksheets/Notes
- The Combo Formula Sheet: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- A Guide to Recurrence Relations: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Weird Functions: Strategies: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions: Strategies: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
Computer Science
- Notes for USACO: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Basics of Programming 1: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Basics of Programming 2: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
Physics
- Honors Physics Notes (High School): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- A few Electromagnetism Notes: Teleport!
Chemistry
- General Chemistry Notes (High School): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Principles of Chemical Science (MIT OCW 5.111) Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
- Brief Notes on Steady State Kinetics: Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
Biology
- An MIT OCW Biology Course (High School): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)
Language and Literature
- AP Lang (High School): Teleport! (this will take you to my old blog)