Announcement of Philosophia Naturalis #12
I'll be hosting Philosophia Naturalis #12 right here at a geocentric view on Thursday, July 19. Philosophia Naturalis is a blog carnival for the physical sciences. If you'd like to suggest an article, you can email me at pn12@mit.edu or leave a comment here. The carnival webpage also offers a more detailed explanation on what kind of articles we're apparently looking for, as well as a few other ways you can suggest a post. I'd like for submissions to be in by the night of Tuesday, July 17 so I can have at least a little time to organize my thoughts. Anything since June 20 is fair game.
And, yes, I did use a mailto link up there. I'm not sure I approve, but you should email me anyhow, unless you're a spambot.
2 comments:
I'm a little reluctant to nominate my series of posts on the math of quantum mechanics, mostly because it's not finished yet. (It looks about half-done right now.) I do have a bit of fun fluff about applied electromagnetism and a rant about creationist abuse of physics which could probably stand revision.
Oh yes, I recently updated a post about the relation between physics and mathematics which generated some positive responses. Does that count?
"The Physics of Nonphysical Systems" provoked some good comments.
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