/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11917413
There isn't anything wrong with insulting your betters.
But you still probably shouldn't insult them, since they get off to it.

>>11497535
I'm not going to defend numerical analysis of PDEs or muh persistent homology for data analysis, but I do like inverse problems.

>the iterative solution method for a well-posed problem
>keep on iterating until you're precise enough, I'll go have some hotpockets in the meantime

>the BVLL iterative method for ill-posed problems
>Steady, steady boy. Nice and easy, just how I like it. Wait, why are you doing an L turn WAIT WAIT STOP FUCK IT'S DIVERGING AGAIN KNEW I SHOULD HAVE PICKED A LARGER [math]\tau [/math] FUCKING STOPPING CRITERIA FUCK I'M PAYING SHANG 5 DOLLARS PER ITERATION ON HIS CLOUD COMPUTING, THE TRIADS ARE GONNA TAKE MY FUCKING KIDNEYS AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>11360132
>23 inches
How much is that in Wittens?

>>11344095
I dunno.
Did you try setting up the relation [math]ab \cong ba [/math] or [math]\Pi a_i \cong \Pi a_{ \sigma (i )} [/math] for [math]\sigma \in S^n[/math] , taking the smallest equivalence relation containing either and checking if you can define the group operation on the equivalence classes?
Do I have to hold your hand throughout the entire construction?