Robert Nate Crummett

Bio

My name is [Robert] Nate Crummett.

I am a geophysics PhD student at the Colorado School of Mines. Currently I am fascinated by computers, math, and mineral exploration. I started at Mines after two years of field work for Zonge. My goal is to produce simple, effective solutions to complicated engineering problems in the mineral exploration landscape.

Links

Email robertcrummett@robertcrummett.com

Social https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-crummett

CGEM https://cgem.mines.edu/

Thoughts

Coordinate Transformations — First Order Systems of ODEs  Posted
Physical patterns emerge transforming coordinates of ODEs.

Proof of Young's inequality  Posted
A short and sweet proof of Young's inequality.

Probability Theory — Coupling  Posted
A basic introduction to coupling, with an eye toward Markov processes and optimal transport.

Rotated Coordinate Reference Systems  Posted
How to create rotated coordinate reference systems in proj or WKT formats.

Associated Legendre Function Conventions  Posted
Discussion of alf conventions. Small implementation of fully-normalized, ultra high degree and order alf's.

Fast Fourier Transform  Posted
Small implementation of the Fast Fourier Transform.

Probability Theory — A Random Thought Regarding Change of Variables  Posted
The change of variables formulas is a practical tool to remove codebase complexity.

Reformatting USB Drive  Posted
Lessons I learned while reformatting a USB drive.

Monotone Convergence Theorem  Posted
A brief overview of Lebesgue's famous monotone convergence theorem.

The Singular Value Decomposition  Posted
Basic interpretation and results concerning the singular value decomposition.

Counting Tensor Components  Posted
Using the Schur-Weyl decomposition to count tensor components.

Obfuscate Program  Posted
C++ program to format text files for HTML.

Probability Theory — Convergence Program  Posted
C program demonstrating convergence in probability.

Probability Theory — Markov's Inequality  Posted
An upper bound for non-negative functions of random variables.

Probability Theory — Convergence  Posted
Random variables can converge to each other in different ways.

Limit Superior and Limit Inferior  Posted
I always confuse these in my head. So time to write about them!

Convex Functions  Posted
Brief coverage of convex functions.

Probability Theory — Algebras  Posted
Simple results concerning algebras.