Question

Tutorial request:

There are two options, a tutorial on general relativity, or a tutorial on algebraic fractions.

Best answer for general relativity,

Comment for algebraic fractions.



Regards,



Stephen.

Answer 1

--->Algebraic Fractions?<---

Answer 2

So u wanna make a tutorial & you're asking us the preferred topic?

Answer 3

general relativity

step by step please... instead of one single post, please teach me or somebody live in the thread :)

Answer 4

yeah, i vote for GR too.

Answer 5

I'll teach it post by post if it gets voted, and only on the specified topic.

Answer 6

Teaching some of the specific mathematics behind GR may be appreciated too- but definitely a great idea

Answer 7

Although I suppose you'd have to be a superhuman educator to deal with all of that in less than 10 posts.

Answer 8

general relativity

Answer 9

lol this is funny.

Answer 10

I'd prefer quantum mechanics myself, but that's not one of the options.

Answer 11

So you're going to teach everyone Differential Geometry, Topology, Calculus of Variations, and Abstract Algebra; all in just a couple of posts????

Well, good luck!

Answer 12

Can you explain string theory and show how edward witten united the many theories. You can throw in how this affects GR as well please, as it most certainly does.

Answer 13

@zzr0ck3r I recommend Brian Greene's "The Elegant Universe" he's a little conceited, granted, but it's a good intro to String Theory.

Answer 14

it was a joke

Answer 15

my point is there is no way someone can give a tut on GR unless they want to make it 5000 pages long

Answer 16

Oh, well, you can teach like the general logical argument, I guess, but apart from that, yeah, General Relativity requires a stupid amount of mathematical foundations.

Answer 17

and much understanding of basic physics

Answer 18

and far beyond basic physics:)

Answer 19

Well, yeah, and relativistic mechanics, and... we can just safely say that he's not teaching a mathematically-rigorous course in it.

Answer 20

My course will not be mathematically challenging.

Answer 21

if you are so confident in your abilities you can start a course on Udacity, you know.

Answer 22

so where is it? I would like to read.

Answer 23

I would like to read a better one that takes a little longer to compose...