I’d just like to say that I’m truly grateful for you all. I really love communicating math/phys, and perhaps the greatest reward is those of you who tell me that you’ll be using my material to aid in explaining things to your students. Thank you all so much for everything.
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Btw, I just realized that I've been following you for months and haven't the foggiest idea what sort of branch you work in. You spend so much time explaining elementary physics concepts, I would love to see a bit of your own work!
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It might be. Let's see... Not trying too hard got me to your profile at ResearchGate : https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Dillon_Berger … E.g.: 'Invariant Tensors in Gauge Theories' Heh, I'd love to read you popularizing stuff about gauge theories!
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Yeah, lots of mathematicians & scientists popularize their own research on Twitter, John Baez is an excellent example of that. So I say go for it, you could probably get a lot of great feedback
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