User:BookWormHR
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Currently residing in Colorado. Earned university degree in physics, and advanced degrees in mathematics and engineering. Marshall Scholar and Boettcher Scholar, alumnus of Summer Enrichment Program, member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and member of the Triple Nine Society.
My primary interests include the history of Christianity, Christian art (El Greco, Botticelli, illuminated manuscripts, Gregorian chant, Byzantine iconography, stained glass windows, tapestry, sculpture, ...), church and cathedral architecture (San Miguel, Chartres, Wawel, St. Vitus, St. Mark, ...), castles (Hohensalzburg, Alhambra, Conwy, ...), the history of philosophy, the history of cartography and early world maps, dystopian literature and cinema (Nineteen Eighty-Four, We, Brave New World, ...), antiquarian books, historic libraries (Abbey Library of St. Gallen, Trinity College Library, Vatican Library, John Rylands Library, British Library, Library of Congress, ...), the history of science, the history of mathematics, paleobiology (megalodon, titanoboa, ...), and space exploration.
One of my life goals is to understand the relationship between balance and excellence.
Articles I Started[edit]
- Johann Baptiste Horvath (major effort)
- Andreas Jaszlinszky (major effort)
- Edmond Pourchot (major effort)
- Pierre Lemonnier (major effort)
- Philippus a Sanctissima Trinitate (major effort)
- Charles Morton (major effort)
- Joseph Redlhamer
- Antiquarian science book
- Laminar-turbulent transition
- Boettcher Foundation
- Boettcher Scholarship
- Daniels Fund
- Gates Family Foundation
- Mike Erre
- Hulme Hall
- William Leitch (scientist)
Significant Contributions[edit]
- Slosh dynamics (major re-work)
- Fluid mechanics (added section)
- Marshall Scholarship (major re-work)
- Summer Enrichment Program (major re-work)
- Attitude dynamics and control (added section)
- Paolo Ruffini (major re-work)
- Leopold Biwald (added section)
- Slow loris (major re-work)
- Poise (major re-work)