/sci/ - Science & Math

I hope none of you worship this fedora-wearing neckbeard who ruined modern mathematics

>>10223556
He did

In my pdf folder, I keep a picture of Euler, one of Hilbert, and one of the Bogdanovs in hope they give me wisdom while I learn.
I also keep a Remimi for motivation.
Am I the only one that does this? Anyone else suggests mathematicians that are particularly likely to send me help from the beyond?

>lays an uncountable base on a vector space
>laughs at your definition of a base as a set of vectors that aren't contained by any subspace other than the vector space itself and whose subsets aren't also bases
>writes down a linear combination of an uncountable number of vectors
What you gon' do, constructivist boi?

It's time, my fellow south-hemisphere boys. Time to steal books from the uni's library to return after summer.

So, what is your opinion of propositional logic?

Do you think your proficiency in mathematics and logic from study has build into your intuitive grasp of the world?

Do you thing scientific and mathematical understanding with no practical use should be pursued? Or do you thing that we should only focus on things that will contribute to humanity.

Alright settle this, is mathematics derived from logic or is logic derived from mathematics?

Also, when you guys get your PhDs, you better wear a hat.

>>9577048
>Mathematics didn't even exist in the 18th century yet

David Hilbert
>the most influential and universal mathematicians of the 19th and early 20th centuries
>did the mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics
>worked alongside Einstein
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein%E2%80%93Hilbert_action