/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.10163835]

>this fat fuck blocks your path
>”1+2+3+... = -1/12”
Wat do?

[Anonymous No.10163894]

>>10163835
Ignore by not being idiot.

This is not even "that thing"

[Anonymous No.10164022]

>>10163835
>the sum

[Anonymous No.10164166]

Cantor was wrong and you should feel wrong

[Anonymous No.10164185]

>>10163835
Fat boy be gone!

The sum of two positive numbers will always be positive

[Anonymous No.10164196]

>>10164185
Whoa dude but like complex analysis and sheeeit right?

[Anonymous No.10164253]

>>10164196
its an analytical continuation retards and this works in special cases and quantum mechanics so it is true....TO AN extent!!!

[Anonymous No.10165102]

>>10163835
Do a 360 and easily run around him at e^(i*pi) velocity

[Anonymous No.10165125]

>>10163835
-Grab him by the collar
-Throw him out of the chair
-Kick his head while he tries to get up
-Grab the chair
-Smash it over his body repeatedly
-Take off his shoes
-Beat him with them
-Shove them up his pant legs
-Stomp on his head until output stops

[Anonymous No.10165671]

>>10165125
I don’t like Ramanupajeet but damn... I wouldn’t hurt the guy

[Anonymous No.10165675]

>>10164253
No it is not. It is a divergent infinite series. Just because there exists an analytic continuation of the Riemann Zeta function that gives -1/12 does not imply that the sum of natural numbers is -1/12. Even the original form of the Zeta function is divergent at -1.

[Anonymous No.10165679]

>>10165671
No mercy.

[Anonymous No.10165681]

>>10165679
I guess it just depends. Does he poo in the loo?

[Anonymous No.10165723]

>>10164185
The sum of 1/2^n is always a fraction for all values of the sum, yet the infinate sum is an integer. The properties of an infinate sum do not carry over. Another example 1/n! Infinate sum is trancendental aka e, but the sum of any finate number of factorials in sequence is rational, yet the infinate sum isn't.

[Anonymous No.10165756]

>>10165723
You fucking autist. There is a difference between an infinite sum of fractions adding to a whole and an infinite sum of positive integers supposedly being negative. We can prove the series is divergent.

[Anonymous No.10165771]

>>10165756
I know that but stop using bad arguements. I can say 2/2=1 but supposedly prove it by saying 1+1=2, doesnt mean my proof is false. Also casmir effect faggot.

[Anonymous No.10165776]

>>10165771
>stop using bad arguments
>doesn’t have an argument in the first place
>Casimir meme