Create Your Own Space: Exploring Equations & Embedding

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In summary, the conversation is about the person's interest in learning about spaces and embedding in mathematics. They have a background in math and physics, but are looking for advice on textbooks and courses to further their understanding.
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I would like to really get to know the ins and outs of spaces in general.
I would also like knowledge in embedding.

My first goal is to make my own space with certain properties I need/want.
My second goal would be to take some equation and imbed it in my own space.
Unfortunately my math background goes up to PDE's and complex variables.
I will have graduate math physics under my belt in the future.

I am looking for advice in terms of textbooks and possible math courses I could take.
Thanks.
 
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Pretty Please!
 
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I doubt that anyone has any idea what you are asking! There are a variety of different mathematical fields that use the term "space". Are you referring to topology? Are you referring to differential geometry? Or are you talking about "space" in the physics sense?
 

FAQ: Create Your Own Space: Exploring Equations & Embedding

What is "Create Your Own Space: Exploring Equations & Embedding"?

"Create Your Own Space: Exploring Equations & Embedding" is an educational program designed to teach students about equations and how to embed them in different contexts. It is a hands-on approach to learning math and promotes critical thinking skills.

Who is this program geared towards?

This program is geared towards students in middle and high school who have a basic understanding of math concepts and are looking to deepen their knowledge and skills in equations and embedding.

What are the benefits of learning about equations and embedding?

Learning about equations and embedding can help students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It also allows them to see the practical applications of math in real-world situations, making it more relevant and engaging.

What activities are included in this program?

This program includes a variety of hands-on activities such as creating and solving equations, embedding equations in different contexts such as graphs and real-life scenarios, and exploring the relationship between different types of equations.

How can I incorporate this program into my classroom or curriculum?

This program can be used as a supplement to an existing math curriculum or as a standalone unit. It can also be adapted to fit different teaching styles and can be used in both traditional classroom settings and online learning environments.

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