/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14783212
Anon, you are a fucking genius. I'd nominate you for the Abel prize on the spot!

>>12656273
I guess it's a proxy metric of the simplest way to state an average statement in a given field. Any retard schizo understands the statement of Fermat's last theorem but it takes a bit more work to understand Ramsey theory...

Scientifically speaking, why are so many retards attracted to /sci/?

>>11835155
fuck you

>>11773856

Here's another classic.

>>11536427

I know at least 17 definitions of "being a idiot" that are not equivalent in an arbitrary topoi.

pfft amateur

What is the answer to this

>>11387381
one of the few based /sci/ approved podcast

>Work my ass off in Algebraic Topology
>Go to all the lectures and most of the tutorials
>Study every day for a week and a half before the exam

>Don't try very hard in Algebraic Geometry
>Miss several lectures, don't go to a single tutorial
>Do one day of study before the exam

>Algebraic topology 83/100
>Algebraic geometry 86/100

>>11310098
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>>11310108
Anon I suggest you read an introductory maths textbook to learn how to write maths. Instead of dumping a bunch of information at once, it is much clearer if you build your theory up incrementally, defining each object (and how they interact) one at a time.

What you have written is completely incoherent to an outsider. Maybe you're onto a great idea but no one will understand you unless you slow down and elucidate your ideas.

>>11263424
Jobs in academia (researching maths and teaching at a university).
Industry jobs (Machine learning, data analysis, high speed trading, etc).
Cursed military jobs (cryptography research for example).
Other applied mathematics jobs; working with a team of non-mathematicians (medical research, biology research, etc).
High school teaching (seriously what are you doing if this is you).

>>11250122

Post more of these. There was at least one more with fractions that I didn't save. Does anyone have it?

>>11165885
I got you buddy

Trough contamination I have to separate chloroform from acetone but distillation is not helping. Most likely because of an azeotrope it formed with acetone.

My suggestion is to wash it with distilled water and separate the aqueous layer from the chloroform in hope that the acetone is dissolving in the water. If there is any remaining acetone in the chloroform will I be able to distill it if the concentration is low enough? Or do you think washing will dissolve all acetone, if any?

You should be able to solve this

Well, /sci/... are you smarter than a 5th grader?