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- 14:14, February 15, 2009 diff hist +481 Talk:Essay:Quantifying Openmindedness →The gravity question
- 14:00, February 15, 2009 diff hist +633 Talk:Essay:Quantifying Openmindedness →The gravity question
- 12:13, February 15, 2009 diff hist +725 Talk:Essay:Quantifying Openmindedness →The gravity question
- 13:02, December 31, 2008 diff hist +181 Talk:Sulu →Suggestion
- 15:13, December 30, 2008 diff hist +56 Futurama →Seasons and films: Updated films
- 17:03, December 26, 2008 diff hist +7 m Kinetic Energy
- 16:57, December 26, 2008 diff hist +750 Talk:Bible Retranslation Project
- 23:41, November 18, 2008 diff hist +288 m User talk:BrianW current
- 23:22, November 18, 2008 diff hist +934 New! Hamiltonian Dynamics New page: '''Hamiltonian dynamics''' is a formulation of mechanics that can be a useful alternative to Newton's formulation. It is closely related to [[Lagrangian Dynamics|Lagra...
- 23:09, November 18, 2008 diff hist +545 Momentum (physics)
- 21:44, November 18, 2008 diff hist +112 University of Cambridge
- 21:10, November 18, 2008 diff hist +1 m University of Cambridge Magdalen is in Oxford, Magdalene is in Cambridge
- 21:05, November 18, 2008 diff hist +24 University of Cambridge
- 21:03, November 18, 2008 diff hist +34 University of Cambridge
- 17:49, November 16, 2008 diff hist 0 m Cauchy's residue theorem sp, correctly this time!
- 17:49, November 16, 2008 diff hist +1 m Cauchy's residue theorem sp
- 00:26, November 15, 2008 diff hist +20 New! User:BrianW New page: Hi. I'm a physicist. current
- 23:48, November 14, 2008 diff hist +1,148 Schrodinger equation
- 23:28, November 14, 2008 diff hist +4 m Lagrangian Dynamics
- 23:26, November 14, 2008 diff hist +220 New! Lagrangian New page: The '''Lagrangian''' of a physical system is defined to be <math>L=T-V</math> where <math>T</math> is the kinetic energy and <math>V</math> is the potential energy. == See Also == [[Ham...
- 23:24, November 14, 2008 diff hist +1,132 New! Hamiltonian New page: The '''Hamiltonian''' is a quantity of great importance in both classical and quantum mechanics. == Classical mechanics == In classical dynamics, the Hamiltonian is defined to be <math>...
- 23:07, November 14, 2008 diff hist +1 m Ring (mathematics) fix math markup
- 21:00, November 14, 2008 diff hist -24 Electron corrected numbers
- 20:56, November 14, 2008 diff hist +185 Imaginary number