/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10324879
define “deadlift”

>>10324879
riemann zeta hypothesis

moments of epiphanal comprehension of measurement applied to the universe

>>10324879
deadlift my nutz ya chubby coon

>>10324885

hardest , infamous practise/exercise/method that can or can not fuck your mind so hard you end up in the asylum but leads to great brain gains once you understand it

>>10324901
oh, in that case the answer is probably “getting a tenure track job”

>>10324907

> can't transfer the deadlift to mathematics
just stop posting in this thread retard

probably algebraic topology

go deep down into the guts of crypto analytic philosophy and then come back up and use it to solve problems

Cauchy Schwartz inequality. Nobody likes it , but everybody has to use it and when you can use it it's probably the most fruitful inequality that exists.

>>10324901
>hardest
Fat gymcel detected

>>10324879
Proving Cayley-Hamilton from memory

>>10325335
Proving this is like the bench press

>>10324879
>What's the deadlift of Mathematics?
Long division.

>>10324901
arithmetic

>>10324885
It engages the core and is the foundation for every other compound movement (strength) and isolation exercise (aesthetics).

>>10325445
This and algebra. They are literally fundamental

>>10325445
>>10325519

you guys are so fucking dumb. the question was what is the DEADLIFT of mathematics. deadlift is an exercise that very few people actually do in real life, because it's very easy to snap your back and also cus its fucking exhausting
none of the things you menitoned are either of those
how can you be too fucking retarded to get the reference and still shamelessly reply?

>>10325599
>because it's very easy to snap your back and also cus its fucking exhausting
i cant think of any mathematical exercises that would lead to a mental equivalent of snapping your back

>>10325599
Deadlift is a fundamental movement that you do all the time when you lift things. Lifting stuff from the ground is a deadlift. Its the big three foundations.


Deadlift = Algebra
Bench Press = arithmetic
Squat = Trig


Your more isolated excercises since no one does them are the higher level maths. (barring bicep and tricep since everyone does those)

Overhead press = Calc
Barbell rows = Differential Equations
Bicep Curl = Addition
Tricep Extension = Multiplication

etc.

divergent series

>>10325669
kegels = IUT

>>10325599
If you're a lazy sack of shit dyel sure, I guess. Most people don't exercise at all.

>>10324901
Deadlift is literally a beginner lift. People will deadlift on their first day lifting.

You could have picked like, snatch or something.

>>10325715

go literally to any gym you mongoloid, a very few percentage of people will actually do proper deadlifts

>>10325669

no, algebra does not even make sense in the larger sense , since it means different things depending on your mathematical ability (abstract algebra vs what would amount to shifting around variables)

>>10325650
then dont reply you brainlet , like what the fuck

>>10325335
this is like the only answer in this thread, that actually answers the question in a proper manner

>>10324901
One-way functions.

>>10325715
>t. has never been to the gym

>>10325731
>go literally to any gym you mongoloid, a very few percentage of people will actually do proper deadlifts
try going somewhere besides "literally any gym"
>>10325715
The deadlift squat and bench all must be something really fundamental, like arithmetic, calculus, and algebra. I'd say arithmetic is bench, algebra is squat, and calculus is deadlift, just based on weight
Clean and Jerk and snatch would have to be something complicated and useful but not too esoteric
I'm not much of a math faggot, so don't ask me

>>10325731
You know there are tons of different ways to do deadlifts right

>>10325669
You’re literally fucking retarded

>>10325669

> too dumb to apply a basic transfer
> thinks hes gonna make it in math

stop visiting this board you actual brainlet