WikiDerivations
Ab Initio Derivations on Pure Sciences, particularly, mathematics, physics and physical chemistry. From the First principles.
| WikiDerivations | |
|---|---|
| Open for Proposal. With iff,Δ,∇,ẟ,∂,∰,Σ,∏,∀,∵,∴,∃,∈, etc. | |
| Status of the proposal | |
| Status | rejected |
| Reason | no interest. Pecopteris (talk) 07:43, 19 August 2023 (UTC) |
| Details of the proposal | |
| Project description | There is a genuine requirement for a Sister Project WikiDerivations on Ab Initio Derivations on Pure Sciences, particularly, mathematics, physics and physical chemistry. From the First principles. Using Ockham's Razor as a strict guideline. Then, layer by layer, generalising and advancing further. Relevant portions already in Wikipedia could be linked or copied from. But simplest at the very beginning. Nothing more than what is absolutely necessary. |
| Is it a multilingual wiki? | May be discussed later. After the main pages have been developed. Community to decide collectively. |
| Potential number of languages | Chiefly in English and Latin. Could be any language. Community to decide collectively. Later. |
| Proposed URL | https://en.wikiderivations.org/Main_Page WikiDerivations |
| Technical requirements | |
| New features to require | Same as that required by Wikipedia. |
| Development wiki | None proposed other than the project guidelines. Community to collectively decide. |
| Interested participants | |
| Open for Wikipedia and Wikimedia editors and contributors. | |
Using Ockham's Razor as a strict guideline. Then, layer by layer, generalising and advancing further.
But simplest at the very beginning. Nothing more than what is absolutely necessary.
A sub-site, Wikipedia Derivations, or as an aside with an appropriate link, and then an ever-growing list of derivations contributed by community members. Posters themselves. Anyone competent to contribute. Edited. Simplified further. To be used as an Online Learning Aid.
To effectively end the monopoly of organised educational institutions on the greatest achievements of the Human Minds. Let the society enjoy the beauty of the interweaving of logic, analysis and experimental data, without the threats of memorisation and faithful reproduction in exams.
I waited for a long time, hoping that eventually, Wikipedia would stumble on to this simple idea. 10 years have passed by, but Wikipedia did not. So the time is ripe for me to post this idea.
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Alternative names edit
None else intended.
Related projects/proposals edit
None appeared to be similar.
Domain names edit
Same as wikipedia. Accessed with the link WikiDerivations or from wikipedia via WikiDerivations
Mailing list links edit
None. On Wikipedia Main page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Main_Page#A_Sister_Project_to_collaborate_on?
Demos edit
Will gradually be created.
People interested edit
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Conceptual illustration edit
Required a Main Indexation Page. Exhaustive and real-time compilation with each addition of pages. As illustrated:
/https://en.wikiderivations.org/Main_Page ├── /Mathematics │ ├── Number_theory │ │ ├── √2 is irrational │ │ ├── √-1 is imaginary, and uses ... │ │ and so on ... │ │ │ ├── Algebra │ │ ├── Roots for a Quadratic Equation │ │ ├── Quadratic Equation from Sum and Product of roots │ │ ├── │ │ and so on ... │ ├── Geometry │ │ ├── Euclidean Geometry │ │ ├── Conic Sections, circle, Ellipse, Parabola, Hyperbola and so on. │ │ and so on ... │ ├── Sets │ and so on ... │ ├── /Physics │ ├── Mechanics │ │ ├── Law of statics m₁r₁ = m₂r₂ │ │ ├── v = u + at │ │ ├── s = ut + ½at² │ │ ├── v² - u² = 2as │ │ and so on ... │ ├── Optics │ │ ├── If ∠i by ∠i + ∠ϑ, then ∠r by ∠r + 2∠ϑ for plane mirrors │ │ ├── r = 2f for a curved mirror/lens │ │ ├── c = νλ for light waves │ │ and so on ... │ ├── Acoustics │ │ ├── v = νλ for sound waves │ │ ├── General Equation for a plane wave │ │ and so on ... │ ├── Electricity and magnetism │ │ ├── Use of Kirchoff's Laws to simplify Δ and T Networks │ │ ├── Gauss's Theorem for Electrostatics │ │ │ ├── Application of Gauss's theorem for various charge distributions │ │ │ ├── E = D + P/ϵₒ │ │ │ and so on ... │ │ │ │ │ and so on ... │ ├── /Physical Chemistry │ ├── Experimental results and Quantification │ and so on ... │ │