User talk:MCSquared

Trying to understand your formula

Hi, I'm trying to understand (and improve the look) of the formula you wrote in the Science article. For example the formula for the first experiment is $y=s(t)$. Is this equal to $y=s\cdot t$ or is $s$ a function with the parameter $t$? — xZise [talk] 12:15, 24 October 2013 (CDT)

$y=s\cdot t$, but the formula has changed now.