Re:Perfectly centered break of a perfectly aligned pool ball...
by dredmorbius on Sunday February 02, 2014 @09:54PM
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For those whose day job is modelling pool breaks, this could be a time-saving tool.
Actually, for anyone whose work involves modeling physics and collisions in general.
The fact that it describes a phenomenon with which a great many people are familiar and at least casually interested is only one aspect of this. And there's a long history of useful discoveries and advances coming from gaming and gambling (going back to Blaise Pascal).
Actually, for anyone whose work involves modeling physics and collisions in general.
The fact that it describes a phenomenon with which a great many people are familiar and at least casually interested is only one aspect of this. And there's a long history of useful discoveries and advances coming from gaming and gambling (going back to Blaise Pascal).