User:Dedhert.Jr
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Hi. My name is Dedhert.Jr. I am a Wikipedia editor contributing here by glossing articles to be suitably referenced articles; my contribution is mathematics, especially in polyhedral articles. Over the past months, I have gained many experiences from events or incidents: how the tensions between users look like, how to resolve a problem, and many more. Whenever I contribute here, some users may look at my horrendous action; whenever it does, giving a warning notification is sufficient to remind me how I behaved here (and I will try to fix it).
I also want to join WikiProject, but it could be a problem for me if my language is extremely abysmal[a] and lack knowledge of the subject. Because of these problems, I might never become a good editor, so I personally made up my mind to improve them both.
As I mentioned before, my favorite subject is mathematics, and I love to make some improvements to the articles, especially to become GA, FA, or FL. The following is my improvement of the article that has GA status:
The DYKs:
- "... that square pyramids can have different shapes, and pyramidologists have put forward multiple theories on which of these shapes was used for the Egyptian pyramids?"
Some of my tools here:
- User:Dedhert.Jr/common.js (cannot install)
Some lists
[edit]Whenever I feel bored, I sometimes come to the Category:GA-Class mathematics articles and Category:FA-Class mathematics articles, checking if there is an update of the significant number of GA. All of these articles may listed in the following specific sections.
GA
[edit]FA
[edit]Extended content
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Mathematical concepts and topics[edit]0.999... – 1 − 2 3 − 4 ⋯ – Actuary – Affine symmetric group – Euclidean algorithm – General relativity – Group (mathematics) – Introduction to general relativity – Laplace–Runge–Lenz vector – Logarithm – Logic – Mirror symmetry (string theory) – Parity of zero – Pi – Problem of Apollonius – Quine–Putnam indispensability argument (16 articles) Mathematicians and biographies[edit]Archimedes – Edward Wright (mathematician) – Émile Lemoine – Emery Molyneux – Emmy Noether – Georg Cantor – Johannes Kepler – Josiah Willard Gibbs – Leonhard Euler – Marian Rejewski – Richard Feynman – Robert Hues – Shen Kuo – Ted Kaczynski – Zhang Heng (15 articles) |