/sci/ - Science & Math

>Be me.
>Want to know what modal logic is.
>Looks in Merriam-Webster.
>mod·al \ˈmō-dəl\ adjective
1:of orrelatingtomodality(seemodality) inlogic
>Okay. Sees modality.
>mo·dal·i·ty \mō-ˈda-lə-tē\ noun
1 a:thequalityorstateofbeingmodal
>That really cleared things up!
>Continues reading.
1 b:amodalqualityorattribute:form
2:theclassificationoflogicalpropositions (seeproposition)accordingtotheirasserting ordenyingthepossibility,impossibility, contingency, ornecessityoftheircontent.
>Okay. Sees proposition.
>prop·o·si·tion \ˌprä-pə-ˈzi-shən\ noun
c:atheoremorproblemto bedemonstratedorperformed
2a :anexpressioninlanguageorsignsofsomethingthatcan bebelieved,doubted, ordeniedor iseithertrueorfalse
>...
>mfw I still don't know what modal logic is.

>Specifically mention legality and mortality aside
>Still get a bunch of posts about MUH GOBERMENT

>why are we doing Math in Biology?
>it's literally just ratios

>book on lie groups has math equations in it

> geographical breakdown

> so the rumor is true

>>11383013
>On that note, I really appreciate your use of the word faggot, you piece of fucking shit.

> It's a "you have to solve 100 tedious integrals by just following a formula with no critical thinking whatsoever" homework assigment

How do you guys cope with this ?

>professor has given 100s of presentations
>He still can't get the video to work
Why are they so incompetent ?

so schemes are literally just locally ringed spaces which admit covering such that each open set in it is isomorphic to the spectrum of a commutative ring WOW! what a big revolution! keep patting urselves on the back

>>10765656
>Did it have any aftermath at all and did it spawn any new mathematical methods - or simply compiled already existing?

>>10460825
5 year trend in an area that reaches 40 million square km.
Reaches 3 sigma anomaly wrt average.
>weather

>>10199954
I was ready for disappointment and I was even more disappointed than expected. That's literally the worst argument for anything I've heard in months. I was hoping there would be some kind of vague reference to a quantum mechanical concept that could be spun into a conspiracy theory, not just "lol strings"

>>9695018
>Sets containing only one element are sometimes called *one-element sets*