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Algorithms and Data Structures / C++

July 5, 2020 by samuel Leave a Comment

Image showing an coat arm and pavement, cut up with geometric shapes.

I spent a bit of time in first year (learning about and) programming an Arduino – a pathfinding autonomous driving robot, as well a temperature sensor, using the change in resistance of a thermal conductor to calculate precise temperatures. Both of these projects lead me to learn a bit about C++ as previous to this, […]

Filed Under: thoughts Tagged With: Algorithms and Data Structures

Post Exams, Pre … ? (Masters || Work)

June 28, 2020 by samuel Leave a Comment

Arrangement of spring folliage in front of a carpet

Two weeks ago, I completed the last of my exams (Quantum Mechanics and Symmetry, and Statistical Physics) and two major assignments (a group project in which we made a game in Unity 3D, as well as my dissertation Scattering Amplitudes), which finalised everything that I had to do for my undergraduate studies. Now, I have […]

Filed Under: thoughts Tagged With: Algorithms and Data Structures, C++, Trees

A simple python file url file downloader

June 1, 2020 by samuel Leave a Comment

Using python with inbuilt libraries `argparse` and `urllib` to create an executable script that reads a list of urls, and download them to with optional filenames, extension and output directory

Filed Under: thoughts Tagged With: python, snippets

GWs: General introduction

November 24, 2018 by samuel Leave a Comment

The topic I would like to ask or interrogate is how fourier analysis is used to sort out and measure the effects of a black hole merger by measuring the effects of GWs stretching and bending the arms of an interferometer. A few pointers to get the audience interested in what GW’s are: Gravitational waves are […]

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: Gravitational Waves, GW essay

Two approaches to researching GWs.

November 17, 2018 by samuel Leave a Comment

For two of my modules this semester, we have been given free reign over the choice of topic – so I am using this opportunity to delve further into gravitational waves. One aspect I will approach this from a numerical and mathematical approach, and the other will be an essay approach. I would like to […]

Filed Under: Research, thoughts Tagged With: Gravitational Waves, GW essay, GW project

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