[Nfb-science] Math and physics

[rjaquiss]

Hello Mariya:

     When I had complex equations, I did them on a brailler. If I had to do
complex math again, I would either do it on a brailler or use a braille
display.
The nice thing about a brailler is that you can easily look at your work. If
you use a braille display, you have to scroll up and down.
There is math software, but I don't think it is very accessible.

Regards,

Robert



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Hi, I am wondering how some of the physicists  on this list do long
equations Besides writing them down using alternative techniques? I'm asking
because my math instructor who is a major in physics herself, is figuring
out some alternative Ways for me to do my career in the long run non
visually, and was curious to know if any of you guys have any suggestions
for me.
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