/sci/ - Science & Math

I got an affinity for math from Dad and getting good at something you have an affinity for is a natural progression, often times.

>>12263642
You're back. I remember reading your paper two or three years ago when I was an undergraduate.

>>12096656
I am not a fan of the video format. The pen is mightier than the camera, in general.
https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=u7Q6o_1559880838

>>11942826
>>11942896
For a 1D Hausdorff space to extend infinitely far in both directions means that any singe parameter, call it [math]x[/math], charting the single dimension can increase or decrease without bound inside the Hausdorff space.

30 Tooker Papers
https://gofile.io/d/IOOaMw

Idk my own IQ but if anyone says someone's is higher than mine, then I call BS.

I remember when this goon was on /sci/ all the time.

>>11182422
>applying Stoke's theorem is unnecessary and that it's easier just to computer the path integral directly.
This is the smartest thing I read on /sci/ in 2019.

>>11164646
>This new paper shows in progress whoe main result is in
***This new paper in progress whose main result is in***
haha, lole

New Results in Basic Analysis: A+

just one class but A+

>>10524811
>genius
>field was in neuroscience
lol

It is my opinion that this effect is a real anomaly unexplained by classical mechanics.

Professor Eric Laithwaite gives a demonstration of a large gyro wheel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRPC7a_AcQo

>>10328295
Mathematics is the langauge of God.
If you're the same mathematician who posted here a few months ago (November, I think), I am glad you're back. I hope to read this once my schedule frees up a bit.

>>10284517
and they're fighting against me, when it is the arc of the history of the universe that they failed to wrest from my control and thereby the favored future timeline is the one whose past has a book that is highly favorable to me. If the wresting timeline could grow roots, it would have, and they would have been able to get rid of me ASAP way back in the day.

The savior saves with math. Those looking for the gay sex savior aew wicked.

You may have seen threads in the last couple of weeks relating to "Disproving the Riemann Hypothesis" and "Proof of the infinities of sin and cos".
These threads have something in common other than extreme autism and scientific illiteracy, they all link to a vixra user with the name "Jonathon W Tooker"
Vixra: http://www.vixra.org/author/jonathan_w_tooker / https://archive.is/BPXeb
A simple google search narrowed on reddit yielded several threads by or relating to him.
He is/was notorious on r/Physics for being a nuisance. Apparently, Jon likes to send out his papers to anyone with a .edu email address.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/comments/1wsdlx/dae_get_email_from_jonathan_tooker/ / https://archive.is/lWunL
He's also tangentially related to: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Mohamed_El_Naschie
He seems to confuse numerology for Mathematics, and doesn't even understand the definition of a limit.
>>10125159 / https://archive.is/vGHuy
His Reddit:
https://archive.is/DTvMt
Some shitty AMA he did:
https://archive.is/vGHuy

TL;DR: Autistic namefag doxxed himself and doesn't understand science

I think the funniest part of all of this is that he himself connected his name to his activity and he is the one who posted his face on 4chan.

>>10125220
did you find something wrong? If so, was it of genus errata or genus error?

>>10105730
>get the very best grades
Jew here. I didn't always get the best grades but I do have the most succsessful STEM-based research program of anyone currently alive on earth. The magic trick is lots of study and hard work... which often means just day dreaming since my research program is in the theoretical department. Did I cheat at being the most successful researcher after having learned the material so well in college? No, I certainly did not. It was devotion, long hours, and hard work... which brainlets might not recognize as hard work because the work is just basically thinking about stuff.

lol

>>9853068
yes: 47 is greater than all integers [1,46]
>non-democratic, autocratic monarchic patriarchy

>>9744675
[math]\alpha_{M\!C\!M}^{-1}=2\pi+\big(\Phi\pi\big)^3\approx\alpha_{Q\!E\!D}^{-1}[/math]
>The General Relevance of the Modified Cosmological Model
>http://www.vixra.org/abs/1712.0598