/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12575157
I made no comment on that. I meant the fact that someone asked and someone (same or different) solved a problem I gave as the condition for a mentally ill person's legs that look like those of a sumo wrestler in that pic anyway. If someone gets joy from that pic, that is only a positive thing. It is a rare occasion of me being of any use to anyone.

>>12575179
Nice! Do you have many publications? By a job, do you mean something outside academia? Do you have a good rainbow scene in your city for search purposes?

Hi /mg/!

Spooky!
>A partial converse ghost lemma for the derived category of a commutative noetherian ring
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.02829.pdf
Maybe useful for someone
>The Eigenvalues of Random Matrices
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.02928.pdf
There was talk of Feynman diagrams earlier
>Learning scattering amplitudes by heart
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.02884.pdf

>>12565807
No. I've never had spatial reasoning of any sort.

>>12567285
>I tend to think (or I want to) that it's a waste of time rn, since I'm not rich, my insurance doesn't give me access to enough good doctors where I live and I had too many bad experiences with them. But maybe I should...
It could very well be something like AD(H)D or something related to your thyroid. If you were European, I'd tell you to go check it just in case, but the Burgeristani medicare thing is quite different, so I don't know if you should do anything other than wait for an insurance better than that. Your meals don't sound too bad, so it's probably not those. The brain fog after one day is pretty non-existent, but the brain fog after 4 days of not eating is already quite something.

>>12568060
BASED!

/gamg/

>The Midwest Topology Seminar in Fall 2020 will be held in an online format. Three 45-minute talks will be separated by two 30-minute coffee breaks. The breaks will be structured to provide an opportunity for small group conversation in breakout rooms.
>Thursday October 8 (all times eastern)
>12:45-1:30pm, Maria Yakerson, ETH Zürich
>1:30-2:00pm: Coffee break
>2:00-2:45pm: J. D. Quigley, Cornell University
>2:45-3:15pm: Coffee break
>3:15-4:00pm: Inbar Klang, Columbia University
https://wayne-edu.zoom.us/j/94838246637?pwd=ZE45ZnpmUy9CbE90RkwzYkRHVm8vZz09
>Meeting ID: 948 3824 6637
>Passcode: MTS

>>11695328
It is!

>>11694687
>and if i dont feel liek doing maths today will feel like doing it tomorrow?
Not necessarily, but it will feel even more repulsive if you force yourself to do it today. Are you physically well?