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A drawing of a comet. This was my first drawing on a tablet. It’s not very good, but it got me excited for digital drawings. The drawing was made on a Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite tabled with the S-pen.
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I am working on a physics experiment that involves muons that are stored in a magnetic field and are traveling along circular orbits. Their motion inside the magnetic field is quite complex and involves oscillations with different periods – essentially they are like a spinning top, but instead of precessing around only one axis, they can precess around three. Read more
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I want to share a small project I did in which a 25 ps Time-to-Digital converter is implemented in an Artix-7 FPGA. The goal was to be able to measure tiny intervals between singals from two photomultiplier tubes. Finally, a fast digitizer was better suited for the job, but nevertheless the TDC works well and could be useful. Read more
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In my experience adding matplotlib figures into Latex documents is not trivial
at all, unless you are satisfied with a simple non-vector png. I will try to
explain here how to export a figure into pgf, and how to include that in
your tex file later. The usual disclamer is valid here: it works on my
machine and I can’t guarantee that it will work on yours. As of now, I am using
python 3.9 and matplotlib 3.4. After the tutorial you can expect some
result as the one shown in the figure below.
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Adding fancy drop caps in your LaTeX documents, like the one shown above, is quite easy! You only need to use the package lettrine. To do that, simply add this to your preamble: Read more
