/sci/ - Science & Math

The only reason you hate us Computer Scientists is because we make more money than you while studying an easier degree. LOL.

>>9894555
>he calls the inverse "reciprocal"

>>9419258
>Nevertheless, the faeces also comes with shaky stuff like indigested food
Then this problem is purely geometrical.
I need not concern myself with such trifle issues because isomorphism classes of bundles of sticks such as yourself has trivial image under the Chern-Weil homomorphism.

>>9357178
>point-set topology is physics
>differential topology is based on pointed spaces
>equivariant cohomology is based on differential topology
>the development of equivariant cohomology led to the discovery of new diffeomorphism invariants of exotic manifolds
>hence physics led to the discovery of these invariants which solved open problems in math
Math truly is too difficult for mathematicians.

>me and someone else in a furry thread found a solution to this same question
>/sci/ still can't even understand the question, and think that the problem will go away if they spout jargon they barely even know the meaning of
This is absolutely pitiful

>alg geo is about solving polynomials
>scientists use alg geo to find roots of polynomials
>this fucking retarded

>>8734342
Holy shit please be joking

>he doesn't use "centigrade" and instead uses "celcius" because he thinks "scientists" attaching their names to simplistic ideas deserve to be immortalised
>he thinks even a single element should be named after a person or a country
>he uses "Newtons of force" rather than "jedis of force"
>he uses "Pascals of pressure" rather than "rectums of pressure"
>he doesn't think Einstein was a huge fucking fraud who just threw ideas out there and left others to do the actual work of proving them, as well as saying things that sounded smart but he didn't really think through (such as that thing about theories unable to be explained to a child being worthless, yet he never put a good explanation of relativity into circulation which has doomed us to an eternity of poor explantions of relativity and people completely misunderstanding it

>>8509263
>>8509270

>23
>Male
>Canada
>Ugrad: Mathematical physics. Grad: Topologically non-trivial quantum systems
>Instructor/Slave

>>5616753
>There's a difference between an < 20 week fetus and a born baby.

Provide one that isn't arbitrary. Be sure to include 100% proof, or else you've officially ceded that argument.