/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12472162
>Chances of getting a job not improved after completing PhD.
wtf? You learn a ton of shit in a PhD, how can it not improve your chances to land a good job?

>>9863238
you have to prove x^0 is continuous at 0 to use that argument.
>>9863227
>you gave no argument whatsoever for why [math] \lim_{x \to \infty } 0^{1/x} = 0 [/math],
let x > 0. then 0^(1/x) =0, and this holds for all x. Thus, as x -->infinity, 0 = lim 0^(1/x).
>[math] \lim_{x \to a} f(x) \neq f(a) [/math].
this is true for continuous functions, which 0^(1/x) is for x positive

>x=x

Foolz is dying!

https://blog.foolz.us/2014/08/14/foolz-archives-farewell/

I updated the archive link in the sticky to Warosu.
>>/sci/

Foolz supported LaTeX for a while but then stopped for some reason, Warosu has never supported LaTeX.

>>5782381
what... what the fuck is that?

>>5370092
>Answer question
>Move onto the next
>After reading it you just answered it in your previous question
>know that you've fucked up
>panic

>>5058216
OH GOD

>>5015704
fucking brilliant

>>4869613
Classified by the government? Source please

So, is it a universe out there where Emma Watson and a 12 year old boy are sucking my dick while Morgan Freeman reads me "Das Kapital"?

OMG!
https://oeis.org/search?q=b075075

a(1) = 1, a(2) = 2 and then the smallest number not occurring earlier such that every term divides the product of its neighbors: a(n-1)*a(n+1)/a(n) is an integer.

HELP
SOMEONE CAN EXPLAIN IT

Hey /sci/

Can you come help /v/

We are silly

I'll delete this thread afterwards

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