Norbert E. Ligterink's manuscripts not on the archive
Some of my work did not end up on any archive for several reasons.
I wrote a little article accompanying a talk I gave for the
Society of Archive Conservators (VAR) at the City Archive in Amsterdam.
It deals with water in paper and physical aspects of conservation.
A more technical note I wrote more for myself, which I think deals with
a very nice model to describe water in paper.
praatje.pdf (dutch, 29k)
water_in_paper.pdf (129k)
In my thesis there are three chapters that never made any other
publication. Chapter 2 deals with PDE's on the lightfront. Chapter
4 deals with a differential approach to dimensional regularization,
and chapter 6 deals with Fock states aspects of bound states. Strangely,
I like these chapters the most; it goes to say that original work
never pays.
thesis.pdf (800k)
A story a wrote while I was living in Sweden, for the Physics
Department's student paper.
verh.txt (dutch, 4k)
During my film class in 2002 I came across depth-of-field tables,
which are a pain in the neck. I worked out an easy way of doing
all the calculations on the fly (in my head). The details I wrote
in a little note.
asc.pdf (125k)
I have had an interest in computer graphics, compression, and
(objective) colour theory for a long time. For a possible project at ICN
(Institute Collection Nederland) I wrote an overview of aspects
for the documentation of paintings and graphical works.
light.pdf (64k)
In the City Paper of Pittsburgh of 4 December 2002 appeared a little
piece of my hand over cycling and cars.
carrant.txt (2k)
Before my car rant got published I made one earlier attempt of
being dutch in America in April 2002:
rant.txt (4k)
My contribution to the Confinement conference in Vienna proceedings:
flux tubes and lattices. (Proceedings are sometimes the only place
where you can publish ideas on physics.)
ligterink.ps (132k)
A short history of dutch science for the interested
dutch_science.txt (7k)
An article about the differences between American and European customs
and perceptions
usaeuropa.pdf (dutch, 39k)