/sci/ - Science & Math

>being schizophrenic and autistic are opposites and are mutually exclusive based on neuroscience
>is schizophrenic and autistic anyway

have you noticed that the left digit increases by one and the right digit decreases?
09
18
27
36
45
56
...

I will start: it's a form of escapism for me and things are precise and exact in math.

>>8758538
http://www.freebookcentre.net/SpecialCat/Free-Mathematics-Books-Download.html

I'm assuming college algebra included trig. Next you would take calculus I & II(differential and integral). Then you can take ODE's or multi variable calc then PDEs after you've taken those. You can also take linear algebra and complex variables. At this point. At this point your at engineer level.

To understand serious mathematics you need to take a course on proofs(although sometimes you can learn proofs through higher level undergrad courses). This would be a sequence on abstract algebra, a sequence analysis and 2nd course on linear algebra(mit's 18.700 for example). Then most degrees would let you choose the final few credits, although you would want one course on topology, one course a number theory, and on course on geometry.

After that your pretty much at grad student level and can choose to study the topics you want.
So congratulations you are not longer a brainlet

When will they ever learn?

he isn't as well known as Wittgenstein or Heidegger who were masters of philosophy in the 20th century

why is this math genius not well known

>>8244099

> nonmathematician human trash not allowed

most redpilled mathematicians in history /sci/?

>pic related
>In the history of mathematics, I have produced
the greatest number of new ideas