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Schrodinger's equation, Neural ODEs, and every LLM built on Mamba use one operation: raising a matrix to a power. Sounds like nonsense until you see it. A Stanford math grad just released a 27-minute walkthrough starting from a mass on a spring and building up to quantum mechanics. Publicly... show more

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