The research of the book's author has redeveloped the imaginary unit and complex number theory from the ground-up based on first principles, without using i = sqrt(-1) or i^2 = -1. This makes it accessible across broader educational levels—including elementary schools.
Even though the book is designed for kids, it is also recommended for curious readers of all ages who want fresh ideas.
had involved discovering the mechanism of ICE CRYSTAL GROWTH HABIT CHANGE, an outstanding problem for more than 50 years in cloud physics that is closely related to the “thousands’ variations” in snowflakes.
As a parent it would be nice to have a better sense of what the book is like — I'm always interested in different ways of explaining concepts to people for the first time, especially kids, but without seeing the content it's impossible to know what to expect. Unfortunately there's not a physical copy to peruse to get a sense of the main ideas and aesthetics.
smm16r•5d ago
Even though the book is designed for kids, it is also recommended for curious readers of all ages who want fresh ideas.
gsf_emergency_6•30m ago
https://www.eoas.ubc.ca/courses/atsc113/snow/met_concepts/07...
His other research
had involved discovering the mechanism of ICE CRYSTAL GROWTH HABIT CHANGE, an outstanding problem for more than 50 years in cloud physics that is closely related to the “thousands’ variations” in snowflakes.