I've "borrowed" this mouse mat from the San Diego Superduper Computer Center www.sdsc.edu
It describes
Newton's equations
1. Schrödinger equation
2. Navier-Stokes Equation
3. Poisson equation
4. Heat equation
5. Helmholtz equation
6. Discrete Fourier Transform
7. Maxwell's equations
8. Partition function
9. Population dynamics
10. Laws of thermodynamics
11. Radiosity
12. Rational B-Spline
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pjf@cpan, static416, hrajanie, and 6 other people added this photo to their favorites.
static416 57 months ago | reply
Hey, I used this shot in my blog post here:
laconicreply.wordpress.com/2008/10/23/im-going-back-to-sc...
In keeping with creative commons I linked to this page, and your profile for accreditation.
Let me know if that's cool, or if you'd like it removed.
Thanks
Eric
dullhunk 57 months ago | reply
No worries, glad you like the picture
lucile.sourdes 37 months ago | reply
Hello,
I am a webmaster for a French news website called Rue89 (http://www.rue89.com). I'm about to use this picture (with link and credit) to illustrate a story on my site, observing the Creative Commons conditions mentioned in this page.
If you do not want us to reproduce your work on our site, just email me at lsourdes[at]rue89.com.
Congratulations for this photo.