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20367950 No.20367950 [Reply] [Original]

cant find any material for such stuff, only research papers that are just as dense

>> No.20367966

>>20367950
This looks like it's from Quantum Fields and Strings vol.1 exercises at the end of the book? So probably that if you haven't been reading it already. Also this belongs on /sci/

>> No.20367972
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20367972

Lang math

>> No.20367996

>>20367950
Fuck
If this is Lang then I will kill my professor

>> No.20368004

Shalom, Witten-shill! How's your Sabbath going?

>> No.20368060

>>20367950
Physisicts are so cringe always trying to make up words and trying to combine it with proper math

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>>20367950
Personally I like learning about obscure math through dense wikipedia articles. Really makes me feel like im slicing my way through a jungle of schizobabble

>> No.20368774

>>20367950
What a bunch of mumbo jumbo.

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>>20367950
Start with addition.

>> No.20368855

>>20367950
>raed

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>>20367972
I know how to do long division, if you know what I mean.

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Anon; please make it easier for yourself and use stuff that’s dumbed down to help people like you to help climb up to their level and get on the same page. It’s not hard to learn how to read and write.

>> No.20369863

>>20367950
Math has been a brick wall for a long time