User:Jackliddle
My name is Jack Liddle. I am a graduate student at Oxford University studying Theoretical Physics.
See my webpage at www.jackliddle.com
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Works in progess
[edit]- Making album pages for Bathory
- Adding students to of Oxford University, Cambridge University has one, so should Oxford!
- /Metropolis algorithm
- The simpler case of the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm which I have never used or heard talk about. Metropolis is a widely used algorithm in the Monte Carlo method and lattice gauge theory
- Will live in this sub-page until I get enough to post it
- The simpler case of the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm which I have never used or heard talk about. Metropolis is a widely used algorithm in the Monte Carlo method and lattice gauge theory
Articles I intend to do
[edit]- lattice gauge theory
- Needs quite a bit of work I think. Should be dis-entangled from the redirect QCD lattice model which I believe should be a seperate article
- Wilson fermions
- Staggered fermions
- Such that they can be talked about in the QCD lattice model article
Articles to which I contributed
[edit]Started
[edit]- Bells on Sunday
- Exodus (band)
- Transnistrian ruble
- Djemaa el Fna
- Sabbat (Japanese band)
- Robert Thistlethwayte
Significant contributions
[edit]Articles to which I might add
[edit]- Not much here at all
- Got the Time (Joe Jackson - original version)
Church burning Nothing on this peculiar scandinavian occurence
Looks like a lot of BBC radio station pages are shaky
- Lots of dodgy sub-pages
- thought for the day Not even written. Mentions Lionel Blue other presenter
- bells on sunday When did it start?
- Farming Today Nothing