/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11380547
not only do I hardly follow, but I would have never thought to do this.

>>11368190
...but what do I do with the equation

>>11188402

>Let [math]\mathfrak{C}[/math] be the contour given by the unit circle. Evaluate [math]\displaystyle \int_{\mathfrak{C}}\frac{e^{\sin(z)}}{z^{n}}[/math] , [math]n\in\mathbb{Z}[/math].

If [math]n<0[/math], the integrand becomes [math]z^{k}e^{\sin(z)}[/math] for [math]k=-n[/math], which is analytic in/on [math]\mathfrak{C}[/math] and has no singularities, so the integral will be [math]0[/math]. Likewise, if [math]n=0[/math]. If [math]n>0[/math], Let [math]z_{\epsilon}(t)=\epsilon e^{it}[/math] , [math]t\in [0,2\pi][/math], [math]0<\epsilon<1[/math]. Then the integral becomes [math]\displaystyle \int_{0}^{2\pi} \frac{ e^{\sin(\epsilon e^{it})} }{ \epsilon^{n-1} e^{it(n-1)}}dt[/math].

Assuming everything up to that point is right, how do I deal with [math]\epsilon\to 0[/math]? Should I try some power series to see if things will simplify?

>>11149665
this hurts my head

53^1326 (mod 97)

Fermats little theorem:
53^96 = 1 (mod 97)

1326 = 96 x 13 + 78

53^1326 = 53^96x13 x 53^78 = (53^96)^13 x 53^78 mod 97

53^78 mod 97

now what? If I repeat the same theorem thing it just becomes 53^78 again(?)

>>10885473
Listen to me bucko. If I could go to a store and trade 1 IQ in exchange for pounding one of Epstein’s qts, I’d be pic related.

Prime age pussy is more valuable than science.

>>10766375
>plugs a .csv into tensorflow
>iM A MatHemAtiCiAn nOw

>>10460006
so this is what being in highschool and watching pop-sci/math videos does to your brain.

Pchem is currently kicking my ass, i find it very interesting but i don't like thinking in terms of equations and mathematically

>>9896164
>0 = 1.5
Nice, it is always good to know what the intellectual caliber of Wildberger's detractors is.

Scientists today:
>Haha, poor goy. Do you really think we are paid to say that global warming is real and vaccines are good? Don't be so stupid goy, this is science! Look at this scientific article here! Now, please vaccinate your kids and vote (((democrat))), goy.

Scientists in the 1960s:
>an industry group called the Sugar Research Foundation wanted to "refute" concerns about sugar's possible role in heart disease. The SRF then sponsored research by Harvard scientists that did just that. The result was published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 1967, with no disclosure of the sugar industry funding.

Yeah, remember people. Scientists have never lied. Everything that scientists tell you is 100% fact. Vaccinate your kids and support anti-global warming politicians. Oh, please ignore all the money we are making. Just be good, goy!

how do i math

>>9776111
>https://wechslertest.com/
t-this one's kinda hard

>"Mathematics is neither invented nor discovered."

learning about amu
I know that 1u =1.66 x 10^-24g
but where did 1.66 x 10^-24 come from?

>>9657965
>tfw I go to UC Riverside

>Clearly,
>Obviously,
>Proof: Exercise

>>9630295
>retard didn't even understand my post

>>9630313

When I try to learn things I'm simply unable to comprehend them. What do? Am I supposed to concentrate fully on the text I'm reading and to try to understand it right now or to let the concept 'sink in'?

Space brainlet here.
How impressive are accomplishments of SpaceX? Are they really something much better than what NASA does etc.?
Boosters that land seem somewhat impressive but honestly i dont know that much.

I only know cars and what Elon Musk releases there is pretty much iphone tier trash, big fandom, low quality product. Interior of Model S is probably worse quality than your econobox car.

>>9460694
It was the mensa test ...

Are brain teasers designed to prove that you are smart?