/sci/ - Science & Math

In Einstein-Lorentz transformations, 90 degree is not really 90 degrees in regular worldview.

SO, it happens I was right, you were wrong, these two gentleman was somewhat wrong, somewhat right. Now bow to me

>>12796898
It's not that surprising. QM is unitary, so complex numbers arise naturally because the unitary group U(n) is the intersection of the orthogonal group O(2n), the symplectic group Sp(2n,R) and the complex general linear group GL(n,C). You can do QM purely with real numbers, but the underlying mathematical structure that contains complex numbers is still there even if you ignore them in calculations.

>>12467435
oh god oh fuck

>>12187300
dangerously based, also 2 is mandatory

>>12193202
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>>12193473
Shenzhen I/O I think would be up /sci/'s alley, tons of fun and very vaguely related to real life programming of simple devices

Friendly reminder that climate change is anthropogenic, dark matter is composed of weakly interacting massive particles, the universe is probabilistic, your crackpot theories are wrong and you will never achieve anything in academia or your life.

>>11211240
That's a property of logarithms. For any base, [math] \log x^a=a\log x [/math]

>>11129220
Cal poly Pomona

>>10965005
this
only brainlets get their dopamine from fapping