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>Tfw understand rigourously but not intuitively

>> No.11684052

>>11684039
Butwha if we took BOTH and under standed, dare i say, if you will, if at all, "rigourituvely"? Get it? Woah dude. The universe of wonders. Enjoy the ride my friend. We are but a speck in an infiniTIONAL array manifold of perception space. Now let that sink in.

>> No.11684056

>>11684039
explain

>> No.11684058

you're doing fine, anon. just keep practicing until you get it

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>> No.11684068

>>11684062
Lol the birds don't move adequately though

>> No.11684086

>>11684039
never gonna make it
talent > hard work

>> No.11684099

>>11684052
>t. understands intuitively, but not rigorously

>> No.11684325
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>>11684039
Epsilon delta for me desu
Any anons with an explanation?

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>t. kinesiologist who can't built muscle

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>>11684039
>understand intuitively but not rigorously
>>11684325
You can ensure that [math]f(x)[/math] is arbitrarily close to [math]f(x_0)[/math] by making [math]x[/math] sufficiently close to [math]x_0[/math].

>> No.11685011

>>11685008
Slight rephrasing.
*by asking for [math]x[/math] to be sufficiently close to [math]x_0[/math].

>> No.11685013

>>11684325
epsilon is just a small number that we can wish away when convenient.
t. physicist

>> No.11685015

>>11684039
I've always been the inverse...

>> No.11686909

>>11684039
this is pretty much any proof by induction desu

>> No.11686928

>>11684086
>i'm smart but lazy

>> No.11686957

>>11684039
Congrats on being part of the string theory starter pack, it only goes down from here