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Teaching Maxwell's Equations from 2D to 3D with Bivectors
Steuard Jensen, Edward Markarian
Electromagnetism is one of the few core physics topics without simple two-dimensional examples to start from: the cross product and curl require three dimensions. Previous work des…
Teaching Magnetism with Bivectors
Steuard Jensen
The magnetic field is traditionally presented as a (pseudo)vector quantity, tied closely to the cross product. Though familiar to experts, many students find these ideas challengin…
Teaching Rotational Physics with Bivectors
Steuard Jensen, Jack Poling
Angular momentum is traditionally taught as a (pseudo)vector quantity, tied closely to the cross product. This approach is familiar to experts but challenging for students, and ful…
Exploring entropy by counting microstates of the p-state paramagnet
Steuard Jensen
Moore and Schroeder proposed an effective approach to introducing entropy and the second law through computational study of models with easily countable states at fixed energy. But…
The KK-Monopole/NS5-Brane in Doubled Geometry
Steuard Jensen
The Kaluza-Klein monopole has been recognized as a string background with significant non-geometric features: it must appear "localized" to winding strings to match the NS5-brane's…
NJL and QCD from String Theory
E. Antonyan, J. A. Harvey, S. Jensen +1
We study a configuration of D-branes in string theory that is described at low energies by a four-dimensional field theory with a dynamically broken chiral symmetry. In a certain r…