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Algebra

Quadratic Equations of Complex Numbers

This article considers a method for solving quadratic equations over complex numbers, as I thought it might be necessary when solving the Dirac equation numerically.
Analysis

Numerical Solution of the Schrödinger Equation

This article explains the finite difference method as a numerical solution of the Schrödinger equation. We show the results of calculations for the case of free particles and one-dimensional Coulomb potential.
Physics

Schrödinger Equation for One-dimensional Coulomb Potential

This article presents an unconventional solution to the Schrödinger equation in the presence of a one-dimensional Coulomb potential.
Analysis

Distance on a Sphere

This article considers distances on a sphere and compare their properties with those in Euclidean space. We present the hypothesis that distances in gravity may not be exactly distances in Euclidean space, but may be approximations of distances on a sphere.
Physics

Gravity in One-dimensional Space

This article considers gravity when space is one-dimensional. I believe that by expanding this to what happens when it becomes two-dimensional, and then three-dimensional, I will be able to arrive at the true essence of gravity.
Analysis

Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations

This article will provide an overview of the Euler method and the Runge-Kutta method as numerical methods for solving ordinary differential equations with initial conditions. For equations that cannot be solved analytically, we will use numerical methods to explain them.
Physics

Elliptical Motion in the Theory of Relativity

This article derives an equation of motion equivalent to the Schwarzschild solution from the theory of analytical mechanics in a conical coordinate system.
Probability

Probability Distribution on the Sphere

This article consider a probability distribution that is uniformly distributed on a sphere. In the case of a two-dimensional sphere, the probability distribution of each coordinate has a uniform distribution, and has some interesting properties.
Physics

Two-body Problem

This article consider how the equations of motion for elliptical motion in classical mechanics, known as the two-body problem, can be formulated by rewriting the equations as if two masses were moving independently.
Probability

How Machine Learning Works

Although it may seem a little late to be saying this, I feel like I've finally come to understand what makes machine learning different from other data analysis methods such as regression analysis and how it works, so I'll give a brief explanation here.