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David Moore's Personal Website

Hey! I’m a senior year physics and mathematics double major undergraduate at the University of California San Diego. This website is for the hosting of my own projects, tutorials, papers, and popular science writing. I’m always looking for input, so I'd love to hear from you if you have questions, suggestions, or project ideas! You can contact me at , or add me on google+. For a portfolio of programs I've made, please visit the programs page. For a list of most of the images on this site, view the image directory. I’m at the final stages of my undergraduate education, and have passed five graduate level physics courses to date. I started my education at San Diego Miramar College, and transferred to UCSD under the UniversityLink agreement, which I highly recommend.

If you can't locate a program or it's source code, contact me and I can upload it in no time.

This website was designed using Bootstrap and Font Awesome, and runs off of Jekyll. Many thanks to Nina Mortenson for design input.

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Papers

Academics

UCSD (2014 - Present)

  • Physics and Mathematics Double Major
  • Physical Sciences Undergraduate Award for Excellence — Barbara Barkovich Award
  • Provost Honors (All quarters)
  • 3.86 GPA (16 A+ grades, 7 A grades)

Wolfram Science Summer School (2013)

Miramar College (2011 - 2014)

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Things to Click
VisualInsight : John Baez's Visual Insight blog focuses on visual aspects of mathematics, and presents material in a way that is both great for broad audiences, and great for leading the mathematically inclined further into the topic. The images are compiled from other mathematicians and programmers.
acko.net : “Hackery, Math, and Design”. Steve Wittens of acko.net wrote the best tutorial on Julia sets I’ve ever seen, and writes fantastic presentations that are sure to inspire a new generation to do away with PowerPoint.
georgehart.com : George W Hart creates varied sculpture based on mathematical principles. His work inspired my video, “I Heart Group Theory and So Can You”, and I recommend that you check out and build his slide together constructions!
markjstock.org : Mark J. Stock produces work based on computational physics. He’s inspired to try new simulations and projects, and to change the techniques I use in my own physics simulations. His youtube channel is full of hypnotizing pieces and slow, sloshing, detailed fluid mechanics simulations.
segerman.org : Henry Segerman is a mathematics professor with a lot of great work, including collaborations with youtuber and artist Vi Hart, and a book, Visualizing Mathematics with 3D Printing
worrydream.com : Bret Victor, a designer who has worked for Apple, tends to focus on interactivity and the visionary futures of user experience. His article Ladder of Abstraction perfectly captures some aspects of thinking that are ubiquitous in mathematics and physics.