How Did Bubble Physics Inspire Research on Higher-Dimensional Bubbles?

Thread starter klotza
Start date Sep 12, 2015

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Explorations into bubble physics have inspired research on higher-dimensional bubbles, leading to the development of a related academic paper. The author shares their journey and insights gained from studying the physics of bubbles. A recent lecture at the London Youth Science Forum highlighted the fascinating aspects of this topic. The discussion emphasizes the interconnectedness of simple physical phenomena and advanced theoretical concepts. Overall, bubble physics serves as a gateway to understanding more complex dimensions in scientific research.

Sep 12, 2015

klotza

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Blog post I wrote, the story of how various explorations into the physics of bubbles lead to me writing a paper on higher-dimensional bubbles.

http://klotza.blogspot.com/2015/09/my-journey-into-hyperbubble.html

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Sep 12, 2015

Greg Bernhardt

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Would have made a great Insight

Sep 12, 2015

UncertaintyAjay

Physics of bubbles. I had a lecture about that when I attended the London Youth Science Forum this year. Really awesome topic.

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