Thread: The behavior of particles

Well - there is calculus and then there is calculus. What I learned was differential and integral calculus for two-dimensional graphs, on the simplest level there is. It was calculus none the less, but of course there's more behind it, capable of causing head-aches at least in maths students, no doubt.

Originally Posted by StephL

Well - there is calculus and then there is calculus. What I learned was differential and integral calculus for two-dimensional graphs, on the simplest level there is. It was calculus none the less, but of course there's more behind it, capable of causing head-aches at least in maths students, no doubt.

Yes. There are proofs. Much more than just manipulating formulas.