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If a wooden stick of unit length is broken into 3 parts of lengths x,y and z respectively, what is the probability of them of forming a triangle.
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!! 3-Body Problem !!
The most challenging post yet on Astronomy Learners is here!
Huge thanks to @suck_at_integrals for directing the insane mathematics in this post!
This post dives deep into the Three-Body Problem, featuring appendices that explain tensors, differential geometry, and much more. It took a ton of hard work, so do give it a read — and don’t hesitate to ask if you’ve got questions!
If you enjoy it, please consider joining the channel to support more such content: @spacemathsphysicslearners
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guys a handout on basics of differential geometry and tensors done in standard R^3. its not much difficult and the prerequisites are minimal. you can read to get a better understanding of the things in calc 3 and also it can aid you in physics
