/sci/ - Science & Math

>mom disproves riemann hypothesis
>doesn't publish result because "some things are better left unsaid"

>>9891776
>at age 1 child is stooped from breastfeeding to ensure healthy psychological development

Humans naturally breastfeed till like at least 6 years, "healthy psychological development" isn't just pertaining to societal norms

>>8997956
>Newton
>Quantum Mechanics

>>8261213
>using an equation to solve actually useful real life problems.

You are thinking of physics, not math.

Does anyone unironically enjoy this subject?
It's plug and chug, 3 pages version.

Am i wrong thinking that, as an engineer the Laplace transform is literally the only thing worth learning to solve these? Since every physics application will have initial condition anyways.

>Book called X subject 'for engineers'

>>7924450
Two main reasons:
-By the time the tribes woman is 20 she's had at least 5 kids so her breasts have enlarged and shrank 5 times
-Mal nourishment means less fat in breast tissue so they sag more

>>7919574

tfw want a PhD but dunno If I can be arsed
Just wished I could do a physics job without one tbqh

>>7672004
>CS
>Maths intensive
Kekaroo, you do basic graph theory, number theory and discrete maths. A 1st year physics or maths student can do any maths involved in CS (and in the case of physics probably code better algorithms than you code monkeys)
>b-but my elegant programme

>>7643660
>Light years is for measuring time not distance you moron

andddd dropped

>>7643664
Either way it doesn't matter, we'd need millions of years to get there so it's fucking shite lad