This is just my collection of notes on math and physics organized in a fashion modeled after arXiv.org, so it's cleanly divided.

I really have no clue about the legal technicalities about copyrighting math, Knuth once remarked "A mathematical formula should never be 'owned' by anybody! Mathematics belong to God." I'm publishing my notes under varying licenses, but I'd call it the "common sense academic license":

don't plagiarize, cite early and cite often, give credit where credit's due, and "derivations" of work (in the sense of "derivations" of a program -- i.e. copy/paste and making variations here and there and calling it their own original work) are frowned upon. Derivations in the sense "Hey that gives me an idear", that's good and smiled upon.

It also consists of my numerical analysis programs which model physical phenomena. These are written in C/C++ (or more accurately, C-like C++). They are GPL'd.

Page Count:

As of 19 October 2009, at 11:18 AM (PST), 236 pages have been written available to download As of 19 September 2009, at 10:49 PM (PST), I've written 208 pages that are available on the downloads page.