/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5614607
That's a nice way to do it!

>>4938487

Brazilian here, this.

Fuck yeah Murrica.

>>4202112
My beautiful and lonely Belgium, still holding its worth. Brings a tear to mine eye.
Nice work, collegue. By far the best thread of this evening, but then, the only other active thread is that philosophy trollfest.

>>3935147
Josef, my man.

>>3909404

>>3740096
I SECOND THE MOTION!

>>3643754
I'm taking a strange sympathy for you, OP.
You completely ignore the basic economic principles that dictate a diamond that big would be worthless.
Yet you admitted you are not a 'math person'.
You are talking about a 'coworker'.

In a way, you are everything /sci/'s pseudo-scientists are not: a honest, simple and down-to-earth man. And therefore I salute you.

>>3608969
Hear, hear.

>>3527835
This is amazing, honestly.
Will use again.

>>3491856
tl;dr: give us maths before we believe it

>>3431547
Well done, good sir.
My usual tactic to prove convergence was method of Raabe, any time, every time, and that was all I remembered from Calc II.

>>2892625
This looks promising for opdracht1.m

function opdracht1(fun,N,L,numpoints)
%location of points
loc=-L:(2*L)/numpoints:L;
val=fun(loc);
%
tempcos=@(x)(fun(x).*cos(N*pi/L*x));
tempsin=@(x)(fun(x).*sin(N*pi/L*x));
%fourier coefficients
a=@(N)(1/L)*quadl(@(x)tempcos(x),-L,L);
b=@(N)(1/L)*quadl(@(x)tempsin(x),-L,L);
%partial sum
s=zeros(1,numpoints+1);
for i=1:N
s=s+(a(i)*cos(i*pi/L*val)+b(i)*sin(i*pi/L*val));
end
s=s+a(0)/2;
plot(s)
hold all
plot(val)

>>2344356
My pleasure.

This progress pleases me.

>>2271233
Very Zen.

>>2261779

>>2233745
>partial physics

Great job on archiving this. The people at the archive were probably thinking /sci/ was nothing more than troll physics.

Also: put this on Conservapedia.

>>2126106
Oh fuck yeah. 50 years bitch, 50 years and we'll all live forever.

>>2076888
Sorry for the reaction image but it's all I have on hand to express how awesome that was.

Thank you Christian bro. I may copy and paste that later.

>>1983089
I just put it in Maple. If it's only an intermediate step, shouldn't you be able to do it yourself?

I think everyone can benefit from the wisdom gained with an education in philosophy. Remember we go to school to learn, getting a degree is secondary.

>>1642930
thank you

>>1320807
Awesome, my life is going to be a glorious nightmare.