Hey another anarchist engineer spotted in the wild!
And hey at least control theory tends to have practical applications. I keep wanting to write basically a whole dynamics and statics textbook but where the formulas are extended to non-Euclidean spaces. Not just to like hyperbolic and parabolic geometry but to even more exotic metric spaces that aren’t locally Euclidean or necessarily continuous.
Not much use for that kind of math whatsoever, but it’s fun
Hey another anarchist engineer spotted in the wild!
And hey at least control theory tends to have practical applications. I keep wanting to write basically a whole dynamics and statics textbook but where the formulas are extended to non-Euclidean spaces. Not just to like hyperbolic and parabolic geometry but to even more exotic metric spaces that aren’t locally Euclidean or necessarily continuous.
Not much use for that kind of math whatsoever, but it’s fun
What part of control theory are you focused on?
PM me for more details since I don’t wanna doxx myself, but my interest is in nonlinear high-dimensional dynamical systems.