Make it Stand: Geometric Computing

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Covers the assembly of finite element matrix and diffusion coefficients.

Introduces the Pythagorean theorem, explaining its geometric significance and applications in calculating areas.

Explores ray-triangle intersection, barycentric coordinates, points vs. vectors, and other primitives.

Explores the transformation of vectors and tensors, including rotations and representations in quantum physics.

Explores coordinate vector operations, from digitizing points to transforming and manipulating geometric spaces using coordinates.

Explores isometries, distinguishing between rotations and reflections, and the preservation of orientation in geometric transformations.

Discusses defining tensors, space-time dimensionality, and challenges in formulating a relativistic theory of gravity.

Covers the resolution of triangles using trigonometric functions to find missing sides and angles.

Introduces special and general relativity, Einstein equations, and gravitational dynamics.

Explores geometric examples of triangles and functions, demonstrating the variation of x and y within defined ranges.