/sci/ - Science & Math

Brainlet here, with a simple question for you, /sci/.

Say you have a string of fixed length and you create a shape out of it by connecting the ends, will the area be the the same regardless of the shape you create, if not, what shape will give you the largest area?

>Have trouble waking up
>Have a math alarm clock
>Either turn my phone off or simply keep sleeping with the alarm still ringing instead of solving the problems
>alarm clocks are no longer effective in waking me up at all.

>>9257373
Would this be able to support the theory that the universe is curved in on itself?

Brainlet here, what's wrong with this, /sci/?

[math]e^{2\pi i} = e^0[/math]
[math]2\pi i = 0[/math]

What books does /sci/ recommend for brainlets?

sick of brainlets. absolute idiot in my manifolds course couldn't see the obvious symplectic structure in a compact manifold for a problem set, then went on a 10 minute rant in front of the entire class before the professor told him to stfu. i mean, honestly, it was clearly a Riemann surface that we were supposed to consider as real