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is graph theory considered brainlet? I want to research and discover new math and this field is so comfy to me.

What is the most fruitful math to explore in terms of research?

>> No.10681224

>>10681216
>is graph theory considered brainlet?
no, where did you get that from?

>> No.10681230

>>10681216
brainlet is when you look at a graph and call it a silly picture with no meaning

>> No.10681231

>>10681224
its just seems so easy to me, does that just mean im a natural at it?
also lots of people hate discrete math and computational math

or maybe ive just been duped by /sci/ into thinking comp sci maths are brainlet

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>>10681231
People shit on CS discrete math courses because they cover many topics superficially without really teaching anything, Combinatorics and Graph Theory are legit, specially in graduate courses.

>> No.10681408

>>10681247
What are some things I can do with information theory?

>> No.10681414

There are lots of unsolved problems in graph theory. Have at it