Model's Lie groups explanation echoes Sophus Lie's original 1870s pedagogical intent
doodlestein · x · 2026-09-07
doodlestein shares another example: the way a model talked about Lie groups reminded him of his college Galois theory course. It turns out that was an explicit goal of Sophus Lie himself when he invented the theory in the 1870s — the model's exposition unexpectedly mirrors the founder's original motivation.
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