Prof Anton Zilman@UofT offered us a great course on stochastic processes, starting with a one-dimensional random walk, which gave us good intuition on this topic. To make it work best for me, I will mainly refer to reference 1 below.
This post is built on Prof Anton Zilman’s lectures and materials.
Our purpose here is to explore the more general case of time dependent influences. As we’ll see, by studying the response of the system at different frequencies… –David Tong’s Lecture 4
Supplemental Mathematics
I was writing the post (En) Systems Biology and needed to use mhchem for chemical reaction typing.
In English
A great opportunity for me to re-learn Mathematical Methods for Physicists, or even linear algebra…
The math you get used to and the math you understand are different. You may first get used to some math, and then it may take years to understand. –Prof Frank Kschischang
I started an interesting new category - supplementary mathematics of supplementary information of selected papers, abbr. as “Supp-of-Supp”. I am writing down page-after-page detailed but non-trivial mathematical derivations for the non-intuitive equation that suddenly appears and kills me when reading the papers, which are closely related to my research topics and similar crucial mathematical skills.
Config files for my GitHub profile.