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<- [[:chaosbook]] ====== Movies of plane Couette - tutorial ====== (latest posts at the top) ===== Updates ===== {{gtspring2009:gibson.png?24 }} English-major editing of tutorial. Mostly spelling, commas, and particles. A couple changes in sentence structure for flow. Changed Herr Turbulence Expert's Question to Objection, since it wasn't really a question. But Objection might be too aggressive, maybe change it back. Changes are obscured in diffs by very long lines of text and white-space changes due to trailing whitespace removal, which my editor now does for greater compatibility with other editors in other svn repos. //Gibson 2009-02-26 15:04 EST// {{gtspring2009:pc.jpg }} a morning's worth of polishing of the tutorial --- //Predrag 2009-02-26// * finalized the explanation of the translational basis projection * still need to do the same for the world as seen from upper branch * need to include some eigenfunctions * need to add two slides to conlusions * eigenfuctions -> control * lagrangian chaos -> turbulent mixing (maybe wait?) * John, if you proofread this as English major (keep Gibson out of it for now), I'll go through the periodic orbits paper. * to all: make sure flash pop-ups work in all of your browsers (including the Mac, which I do not have) ===== Hiccups ===== :-? When I click in "video formats", the following files do not exist (Quicktime .mov, h264 encoding, 18 MB) (Microsoft .avi, wmv2 encoding, 22 MB) (Xiph .ogg, theora encoding, 15 MB) --- //[[siminos@gatech.edu|Evangelos Siminos]] 2009-02-03 02:47// 8-) thanks! fixed now --- //[[predrag.cvitanovic@physics.gatech.edu|Predrag Cvitanovic]] 2009-02-03 02:47// ===== Adding audio ===== 8-) would be nice to add a narrative to some of the more difficult slides. As an example, here is [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Robert_Oppenheimer.ogg|Robert_Oppenheimer.ogg]]. It plays right away, embedded in my Firefox on XPwindows. The *.ogg players can be copied from its source file (have not done it yet). Check [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogg|wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogg]], [[http://wiki.xiph.org|wiki.xiph.org]] and [[http://www.xiph.org/|xiph.org]]. To create an *.ogg, I use mswindows 'sound recorder' - that gives me a huge *.wav. file. Then I download [[http://www.rarewares.org/ogg.html|OggDropXPd]] and drag the *.wav into its icon - result is an *.ogg file reduced by a factor of 20. ~~DISCUSSION~~
