User talk:Joriskuipers
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- Hi, Joriskuipers!
- I was looking at the new article you wrote about the Ornstein-Zernike equation when I noticed the link to your talk page was still red. So I figured I'd put the welcome mat out for you, even though you've been here a long time already.
- I'm a little curious about notation, and categories. The new article came up on the list of new math articles, but it's clearly more about physics / thermodynamics than it is about math. (The physics guys use notation shortcuts that most mathematicians would never use.) Not that I expect you to know why it came up as a math article … I'll do a little digging around through the categories (which aren't really very well organized) and see if I can't figure that out for myself.
- Have a great day! DavidCBryant 16:10, 2 March 2007 (UTC)
