https://youtu.be/851U557j6HE?si=RXxQAThtBlaXnXR9

I work with sinc functions all the time, as they feature in the response functions of bandpass filters.

Original.paper
https://carma.edu.au/resources/db90/pdfs/db90-119.00.pdf

This is kind of nuts.

dv said:

https://youtu.be/851U557j6HE?si=RXxQAThtBlaXnXR9

I work with sinc functions all the time, as they feature in the response functions of bandpass filters.

Original.paper
https://carma.edu.au/resources/db90/pdfs/db90-119.00.pdf

This is kind of nuts.

carma.edu.au doesn’t seem to exist. Is https://carmamaths.org/resources/db90/pdfs/db90-119.00.pdf the right paper?

So what’s the conclusion, for those not quite following the squiggles?

Travel through wormholes is feasible after all, and even cheap and comfortable?

Bubblecar said:

So what’s the conclusion, for those not quite following the squiggles?

Travel through wormholes is feasible after all, and even cheap and comfortable?

Probably not, it’s just an unexpected mathematical result.

dv said:

Bubblecar said:

So what’s the conclusion, for those not quite following the squiggles?

Travel through wormholes is feasible after all, and even cheap and comfortable?

Probably not, it’s just an unexpected mathematical result.

Had a look at the first 11 minutes, and found it QI.

Will try and find time to have a play with it tomorrow (and maybe even watch to the end of the video).