/sci/ - Science & Math

Any tips for writing/structuring good proofs/papers?

I've broken it all down into lemmas, but my lemmas are really awkward to prove because of how trivial they are. I feel like I'm just stating facts and it comes off as weird. I guess the main theorems I have are alright. Although, I'm sure there are still tips some of you might know that could help me make them better.

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Wow, that's quite an interesting and clever theory to tell you the tru-
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Do you expect me to take such a retarded theory so seriously? You can't even form sentences properly. Go back to school.

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Read the thread. Worrying about a single head CT scan is pretty pointless given all of the information posted.

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Was going into physics a good idea or do you regret it?

Hey /Sci/,
Ive been looking to get into Engineering lately and persuing it on an acedemic level. I got a degree in Accounting a few years back but due to some changes in higher level designations I can no longer persue a more sciences focused designation. Any of you know a good Engineering direction I should head in that would mesh well with Business?