/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16098750
>>16098771
>isnt a "Medicine" problem/solution."
Which is the signal she is receiving, a "Medical" problem that doesnt have a medical solution.

Appears like utter lunacy, and her to us, but the truth is we all are at times, its just good to make it back to, you know, Reality.

This collective, global, alignment, like a strentch or something, flexing to the end.

>>15413720
"Imma pretend to be knowledgeable while missing the outline of the Thesis because Im not really knowledgeable...I lied, and I keep lying, with every post I add another lie; Pretending to be a Judge of the topic instead of what I really am; Lost in Chaos Math."

Sheeeit....fuck off, faggot, youre a bowl of shit and nobody believe your bullshit except people that fake like you.

I lecture, nobody "grades" my work, peasant.

>>15358141
This book? Thinking of picking it up.

jump over systems theory and directly into Dynamical Systems Theory
understanding dynamical systems theory cracked engineering, physics, computer science, chemistry - pretty much the entirety of STEM for me

>>15076007
lol you shallow ass retard stfu you know nothing of rocketry, space agencies or ANYTHING

fucking midwit.....go back to /b/...

>>11758363
should i brush up on ODEs since i literally don't remember any of it at all since i took it 4 years ago? is it assumed that you know it before reading pic related?

I need to find a third subject for this semester, and I think I'm going with non-linear differential equations (at least that's what the course is called). I had a normal differential equations course a year ago. The book we'll be using is "Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos with Applications to Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Engineering". Will I be fine taking this as a math student who has very limited experience in physics, biology, chemistry and engineering?

I have not read any other books in the field of dynamics to compare Strogatz's book with but and I'm still reading it, but so far it's a terrific read :)