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So what is this looks-almost-like-an-E-but-isn't thing? Ahhhhh, it's the Greek letter Xi. It is Ξ as a capital letter and ξ as a lowercase letter, which now also answers my question for what's going on in the URL for this post.
Thus ends this morning's lesson.
(Of course, you all probably knew all this already.)
(Of course, you all probably knew all this already.)
There's no better teacher of the Greek alphabet than high-level physics & math. At least that's how I learned all of them.
If you get to some levels of high-level math, you get to learn Hebrew letters, too.
(Well at least one.)
After a while, you I think they just started making stuff up. Looking at you, h-bar.
I never even thought of h-bar as being a separate symbol, but I suppose it is. At least it's an easy one to remember, given the context.
Never heard of that one before today. Cool.
Astronomy wants in too
Physics and astronomy notation is the only reason I know any Greek symbols past alpha. That's got to be the second most-common reason anyone knows greek letters (after frats and sororities), right?
Man, I've been killing the comment:vote ratio lately.
So what is this looks-almost-like-an-E-but-isn't thing? Ahhhhh, it's the Greek letter Xi. It is Ξ as a capital letter and ξ as a lowercase letter, which now also answers my question for what's going on in the URL for this post.
Thus ends this morning's lesson.
(Of course, you all probably knew all this already.)
(Of course, you all probably knew all this already.)
There's no better teacher of the Greek alphabet than high-level physics & math. At least that's how I learned all of them.
If you get to some levels of high-level math, you get to learn Hebrew letters, too.
(Well at least one.)
After a while, you I think they just started making stuff up. Looking at you, h-bar.
I never even thought of h-bar as being a separate symbol, but I suppose it is. At least it's an easy one to remember, given the context.
Never heard of that one before today. Cool.
Astronomy wants in too
Physics and astronomy notation is the only reason I know any Greek symbols past alpha. That's got to be the second most-common reason anyone knows greek letters (after frats and sororities), right?
Man, I've been killing the comment:vote ratio lately.
ooh! It's lowercase xi in the URL!
dude, catch up 😉