The Arithmoí Library

Author

Jason Glowney

12 works

  1. Explorations

    A Novel U(3) Group and Applications

    Jason Glowney · 18 pages

    An article discussing a novel U(3) group and its applications to quantum computing and other fields.

  2. Explorations

    An Imaginary Derivation of e

    Jason Glowney · 7 pages

    An article on an imaginary derivation of e and related concepts.

  3. Explorations

    Asymptotic Light Geometry

    Jason Glowney · 8 pages

    An article on asymptotic light geometry and its relations.

  4. Explorations

    Derivation of the Complex Unit Sphere

    Jason Glowney · 25 pages

    An article on the derivation of the complex unit sphere.

  5. Explorations

    Geometric Thoughts with Guest Algebra

    Jason Glowney · 3 pages

    An article on geometric thoughts with guest algebra.

  6. Explorations

    Gravitational Wave Signal Processing

    Jason Glowney · 2017 · 22 pages

    An article on gravitational wave signal processing.

  7. Explorations

    Imaginary Angles and the Connection Between

    Jason Glowney · 7 pages

    An article on imaginary angles and the connection between related concepts.

  8. Explorations

    Lie Groups and Lie Algebras

    Jason Glowney · 15 pages

    An article on Lie groups and Lie algebras.

  9. Explorations

    Pascal's Tetrahedron, Combinatorics, and Theory

    Jason Glowney · 14 pages

    An article on Pascal's Tetrahedron, combinatorics, and related theory.

  10. Explorations

    The Strange Attractor of the Lorenz System

    Jason Glowney · 2017 · 25 pages

    An article on the strange attractor of the Lorenz system.

  11. Explorations

    Polyplex Lie Geometry

    Jason Glowney · 22 pages

    A Multi-Metric Complex Geometry Structured by Lie Algebras in a Hilbertian Framework.

  12. Masteries

    Arithmoí Book 1

    Jason Glowney · 96 parts

    Essential to the undertaking is that mathematics be the means of conveying the topic. The synthesis presented in the book starts by first bringing to light the historical human biases pervasive in mathematics, physics, and metaphysics subject matter.