/mg/ - Mathematics General

[Anonymous No.11846898]

Hyperbolic Edition

Previously >>11841173

[Anonymous No.11846900]

>tfw no moduli stack of shtukas over Spec Z

[Anonymous No.11846902]

>Elliptic curves

[Anonymous No.11846914]

I love Escher's work. I got to see a lot of them live and it was cool.

[Anonymous No.11846939]

honestly fuck probabilities
this is as much math as saying "yeah might rain tomorrow because the sky is grey"

[Anonymous No.11846941]

>>11846939
>Statistics and probability simply aren't mat-

[Anonymous No.11846946]

>>11846939
Probability is the type of math that lets people get filthy rich off the stock market, or any other market for that matter.

[Anonymous No.11846951]

>>11846941
this is like saying that physics is math
>>11846946
yeah but I don't know why I should have to study it if I want to do normal math

[Anonymous No.11847092]

what should I learn next

[Anonymous No.11847097]

>>11847092
categorical logic

[Anonymous No.11847207]

JUST

Why do this to yourself. Don't become a mathematician.

[Anonymous No.11847212]

>>11846941
stats isn’t math, probability theory is math.
>>11846939
low iq nigger

[Anonymous No.11847213]

>>11847207
I don't get it.

[Anonymous No.11847219]

let us calculate probabilities, my friends, within a certain degree of accuracy

[Anonymous No.11847262]

>>11847212
>>11847219
fuck you fags
"hello I'd like [math]\mathbb{P}(X=x)[/math] apples"
You played us like absolute fools

[Anonymous No.11847277]

>>11847207
Bros, I've just opened his webpage and flipped through an article.
How do people actually care about this stuff? It's so disgustingly uninteresting.

[Anonymous No.11847330]

>>11847277
I've said it and I'll say it again
Dynamical systems and ergodic theory aren't math

[Anonymous No.11847354]

>>11847330
>>11847277
>>11847262
the pure mathlet fears the crypto-applied math CHAD

[Anonymous No.11847357]

>>11846902
Based and ellipticcurvespilled.

[Anonymous No.11847369]

>>11847357
They're beautiful, aren't' they?

[Anonymous No.11847391]

Post your "haha I should have results by tomorrow and I have nothing" music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CAW8AVz498

[Anonymous No.11847398]

>>11847391
why do you all seem like you want to an hero? is this a mathfag thing, to hate oneself so much

[Anonymous No.11847409]

>>11847398
It's the fate of all humans.

[Anonymous No.11847411]

>>11846898
holy shit i remember making juggling balls with this escher like 20 years ago. thanks for the trip OP

[Anonymous No.11847426]

>>11847398
I don't know about others, but this is pretty much one of the few things that are keeping me alive and its power is becoming weaker all the time.

[Anonymous No.11847429]

>>11847426
>Math
>Music
>Philosophy
These are the only things in life a man needs.

[Anonymous No.11847433]

>>11847391
nick?

[Anonymous No.11847438]

>>11847426
>math is keeping me alive
is this bluepilled?

[Anonymous No.11847443]

>>11847429
>language
>language
>language
so you're a communications major?

[Anonymous No.11847445]

>>11847429
Too dumb for philosophy.

>>11847433
Do you mean my name is Nick or are you asking for my nick somewhere? In the first case: nope.

[Anonymous No.11847462]

>>11847277
>>11847330

[Anonymous No.11847463]

>>11847443
No, I'm a math major.

[Anonymous No.11847471]

>>11847462
you're too dumb for real math so you do dynamical systems

[Anonymous No.11847479]

>>11847391
Anon, I... I don't have one yet.

[Anonymous No.11847483]

>>11847479
Hopefully you'll never need one. Keep it up and be ahead the schedule always.

[Anonymous No.11847505]

>>11847398
>is this a mathfag thing, to hate oneself so much
it's an animefag thing
correlation between animeposting and being a neurotic bitchboy is basically 1.0

[Anonymous No.11847515]

>tfw you forget whether an mxn matrix has m rows or m columns

[Anonymous No.11847519]

>>11847505
Call me a bitchboi animeposter again, it's hot

[Anonymous No.11847533]

>>11847505
This makes more sense, perhaps it could it be related to a tendency towards homosexuality and trannyism as well???
>>11847515
a bloo bloo

[Anonymous No.11847538]

>>11847515
Remember the radio controlled car you had as a kid? mxn is RC.

>>11847505
I stopped anime posting but I'm still a weakling.

[Anonymous No.11847540]

>>11847515
m rows i'd say? What confused me even more when I was a kid was if you put the x-coordiantes or the y-coordinates first

[Anonymous No.11847548]

>>11847519
Shut up slut.

[Anonymous No.11847554]

>>11847519
Bitchboy animeposter, bitchboy animeposter!

[Anonymous No.11847564]

>>11847515
It's rows by columns.
Also, don't forget that if A is p x q and B is m x n, then AB will be p x n.

[Anonymous No.11847566]

>>11847548
>>11847554
・ﾟ:* Oh my knees are weak *:・ﾟ

[Anonymous No.11847569]

>TFW you read a really good math textbook

[Anonymous No.11847573]

>>11847569
What are you reading anon?

[Anonymous No.11847580]

>>11847515
>>11847515
>tfw starting postgraduate next year & still forget how to multiply matrices every single time

[Anonymous No.11847591]

>>11847573
Zariski - Commutative Algebra

[Anonymous No.11847605]

What's your favourite textbook? Mine is Representations of finite and compact groups by Barry Simon.

[Anonymous No.11847626]

>>11847605
Bosch - algebraic geometry and commutative algebra
Read literally any other book on the subjects, and their proofs will be nowhere near as crystal clear as they are in Bosch.

[Anonymous No.11847628]

>Express your answer in radians

[Anonymous No.11847629]

>>11847605

[Anonymous No.11847633]

>>11847629
My supervisor had this and volume 2 on his shelf and ever since I've been intimidated by him

[Anonymous No.11847639]

>>11847605
I have a Foote fetish.

[Anonymous No.11847644]

>>11847628
what do you want to express it in otherwise?

[Anonymous No.11847649]

>>11847644
Degrees

[Anonymous No.11847652]

>Degrees

[Anonymous No.11847653]

>>11847649
might as well mesure it in dicks you fucking faggot

[Anonymous No.11847657]

>>11847644
gradians

[Anonymous No.11847663]

>>11847652
Yes. Turing degrees.

[Anonymous No.11847666]

>>11847657
retarded unit, it's just convinient for small angles so I'm guessing it was invented for eng*neering

[Anonymous No.11847684]

>>11847644
Trying to graph trigonometric waveforms in radians fucking sucks, man. At least with degrees, it's easy.

[Anonymous No.11847691]

>>11847684
this is /mg/ - Mathematics General. You might want to fuck off to engineering general or physics general or faggot general.

[Anonymous No.11847694]

>Kristopher Tapp - Matrix Groups for Undergraduates
>John Stillwell - Naive Lie Theory
Anyone have any experience with these books? I'm looking for a book that has an informal introduction to Lie theory.

[Anonymous No.11847699]

>>11847694
I've read the first one and it's nice, although it was a bit not enough for me
I'd say it's for 2nd year students really, if you're past that just read a standard book on Lie theory

[Anonymous No.11847704]

>>11847694
One of my friends read Stillwell junior year and really liked it. Stillwell has an excellent reputation as a textbook writer in general.
Never heard of the first one.

[Anonymous No.11847715]

>>11847699
What are the pre-reqs for formally learning Lie theory? I feel like I have a good enough understanding of linear algebra and algebra but not differential geometry. Is that something I could pick up as a went along from a text that a standard Lie theory would cover?

>>11847704
I was leaning towards that one myself, but my professor recommended the first one, so I was just curious if anyone here had any input.

[Anonymous No.11847727]

>>11847715
I really enjoy Frederic Schuller's lecture called the geometric anatomy of theoretical physics, this is what helped me understand differential geometry.
The differential geometry part in Lie theory (at least in introductory texts) isn't big, having a vague idea of it will be good enough.

[Anonymous No.11847732]

>>11847564
Yes, assuming [math]q=m[/math].

[Anonymous No.11847740]

Is it good practice to use the Chain Rule for every instance of differentiation?

[Anonymous No.11847743]

>>11847732
Figured that was implied, since AB wouldn't be defined if that weren't true.

[Anonymous No.11847748]

>>11847740
You don't really need to use it to find [math](f\circ g)'[/math] if both of [math]f[/math] and [math]g[/math] are [math]x\mapsto x[/math]. In fact, it might be hard to know when to stop if you do.

[Anonymous No.11847756]

>>11847743
Right, it just seems pretty unnecessary to introduce two symbols for the same thing.

[Anonymous No.11847757]

>>11847727
Thanks!
Right now, I'm probably leaning towards Stillwell, but out of curiosity do you have any reccs for intro Lie theory books that formally cover it?

[Anonymous No.11847758]

can someone post the chain rule pasta please?

[Anonymous No.11847762]

>>11847758
Couple weeks into calculus 1 now, doing well, already past the chain rule and beyond. Quotient rule was a joke. Product rule remains my specialty.

I ask my professor his thoughts on quantum mechanics and partial derivatives. He's impressed i know about the subject. We converse after class for some time, sharing mathematical insights; i can keep up. He tells me of great things ahead like series and laplacians. I tell him i already read about series on wikipedia. He is yet again impressed at my enthusiasm. What a joy it is to have your professor visibly brighten when he learns of your talents.

And now I sit here wondering what it must be like to be a brainlet, unable to engage your professor as an intellectual peer. All of the deep conversations you people must miss out on because you aren't able to overcome the intellectual IQ barrier that stands in the way of your academic success... it's so sad. My professor and I know each other on first name basis now, but i call him Dr. out of respect.

And yet here you brainlets sit, probably havent even made eye contact with yours out of fear that they will gauge your brainlet IQ levels.

A true shame, but just know it is because i was born special that i am special. I can't help being a genius, nor can my professor. Two of a kind is two flocks in a bush.

[Anonymous No.11847763]

>>11847757
>>11847605

[Anonymous No.11847766]

>>11847758
[eqn](f\circ g)'=f'\circ g'?\qquad\ddot\smile[/eqn]

[Anonymous No.11847767]

>>11847762
thanks

[Anonymous No.11847774]

>>11847762
Omegakek
Was this originally posted sincerely or was it always just b*it?

[Anonymous No.11847778]

>>11847774
>[math]\Omega[/math]kek

[Anonymous No.11847779]

>>11847774
you have to go back

[Anonymous No.11847784]

>>11847766
[math]^o \omega ^o[/math]

[Anonymous No.11847785]

>>11847774
please... just leave...

[Anonymous No.11847787]

>>11847779
To?

[Anonymous No.11847789]

>>11847762
little known /sci/ lore
there was actually a followup post to this. probably not posted as often because it's too obviously bait, but still.

Hah, i learned the product rule in only 2 hours from a handful of examples on the bored. I doubt there remains any challenge for me in calculus, possibly even mathematics itself if i apply myself enough. As i said, the quotient rule was a joke.

Most of the time i am operating at half power because i'm pretty lazy and i dont care too much about being a golden student, but when i really try i can use 100% of my brain like Einstein and decimate any "difficult" math in hours.

I barely even need to study because i can intensely focus on subjects and learn them in a fraction of the time it probably takes others.

Honestly, not to toot my own whistle, but sometimes i think i might be a distant descendant of Newton himself. I get these waves of clarity and understanding sometimes that just put me in a euphoric haze that takes minutes to come out of.

Well i am a genius so honestly it makes sense.

[Anonymous No.11847797]

>>11847789
Any other /sci/lore?

[Anonymous No.11847801]

>>11847797
I'm gay

[Anonymous No.11847804]

>>11847801
Nice.

[Anonymous No.11847912]

>>11847797
I learnt the fundamentals of logic at the age of the last two digits of my post

[Anonymous No.11847928]

>>11847912
do you guys think he still posts here?
also checked

[Anonymous No.11847929]

anyone ITT owns the hardcopy?

[Anonymous No.11847959]

>>11847928

the absolute state of white men

[Anonymous No.11847967]

>>11847959
>white

[Anonymous No.11847969]

>>11847959
>brown eyes
>white

[Anonymous No.11847973]

>>11847967

That's how 80% of white men look like in Germany

[Anonymous No.11847980]

>>11847973
>Germans
>White

[Anonymous No.11847998]

Express you answer in spread

[Anonymous No.11848000]

>>11847928
Jesus you saved that pic. when was that, 2013?

[Anonymous No.11848006]

>>11848000
Stop posting this gif.

[Anonymous No.11848013]

>>11847998
>schizo boomers hoard tenure positions at research unis while you can barely dream of having the same

[Anonymous No.11848025]

>>11847538
>Remember the radio controlled car you had as a kid? mxn is RC.
Based. This is how I remember the order

[Anonymous No.11848030]

>infinitist calling people schizos

ok sweetie I'm going to go in debt for exactly -1/12 dollars and become infinitely wealthy

[Anonymous No.11848037]

>>11848000
problem?

[Anonymous No.11848040]

>>11848037

oh noonononono literally that kid from toy story

[Anonymous No.11848045]

>finitist acting like negative numbers exist
ok sweetie let me just go to the bank and withdraw a $-1 bill

[Anonymous No.11848048]

>>11848045

so you got a loan?

[Anonymous No.11848054]

>>11848048
no, if I took out a loan they would have given me positive dollars
I withdrew a negative dollar

[Anonymous No.11848061]

>>11848037
god i wanna fuck him in the ass

[Anonymous No.11848064]

>>11848045
No number exists.

[Anonymous No.11848068]

>>11848061
>him

[Anonymous No.11848069]

i have 17 years left to win a feelsd medal in mathmatis
give me a topic to solve

[Anonymous No.11848070]

maldacena was here

[Anonymous No.11848078]

>>11848069
global langlands conjecture

[Anonymous No.11848083]

>>11848069
disprove the hodge conjecture

[Anonymous No.11848095]

>>11848054

Oh I see so you paid your 1$ debt

[Anonymous No.11848101]

>>11848069
Define a mathematical object which cannot be written in C# as an array of numbers.

[Anonymous No.11848103]

Has anyone here ever frequented #math on efNet? I remember when I was starting my undergrad, I got into an argument about measures or sigma algebras or something with a Uwaterloo prof on there. Good stuff

[Anonymous No.11848106]

>>11848095
No, paying a $1 debt would be giving the bank one positive dollar. The bank gave me one negative dollar bill.

[Anonymous No.11848110]

>>11848103
>waterpoo profs don't even understand measure theory
oh no no no no

[Anonymous No.11848113]

>>11848069
Damn bro... You're just at the limit... It is well known 16 years is not enough to get a fields medal

[Anonymous No.11848118]

>>11848106

so they gave you a credit card with a 1$ limit? your score is busted pham

[Anonymous No.11848126]

>>11848118
Why do you keep making these weird translations into unrelated objects? A credit card isn't money. I just want a $-1 bill.

[Anonymous No.11848133]

>>11848126

its an abstraction fucko

[Anonymous No.11848144]

>>11848110
No I ended up in the wrong ahaha

[Anonymous No.11848145]

>>11848133
>its an abstraction
I agree, it doesn't exist.

[Anonymous No.11848146]

>>11848126
I beg your pardon, anon, but I'll answer him for you.
>>11848133
Infinity is an abstraction too bucko.

[Anonymous No.11848150]

>>11848126

A credit card is literally a negative dollar bill, they gave you the right to own them 1 dollar. If you want we can replace your magnetic card for discardable one dollar bonds with bar codes on them or something like it.

[Anonymous No.11848154]

Quick question - if [math]f:R\to S[/math] is a ring homomorphism, [math]P[/math] a prime of [math]R[/math], and suppose the radical of the ideal [math]f(P)S[/math] is prime. Does it follow that [math]f^{-1}(\sqrt{f(P)S})=P[/math]?

[Anonymous No.11848155]

>>11848069
Collatz conjecture is pretty easy. It's about an array of numbers

[Anonymous No.11848167]

>>11848150
>A credit card is literally a negative dollar bill, they gave you the right to own them 1 dollar.
That's just debt again. You can't only spend a $1 bill at the bank. Why can I only give my $-1 bill to the bank?

[Anonymous No.11848174]

>>11848154
what do you mean by [math]f(P)S[/math] ? the ideal generated by [math]f(P)[/math] in [math]S[/math]?

[Anonymous No.11848177]

>>11848174
yes

[Anonymous No.11848186]

>>11848154
Have you tried assuming f is injective and fiddling around with lying over lying under whatever the fuck prime ideal theorems, proving it as well for surjections, and then factoring?

[Anonymous No.11848195]

>>11848186
I don't have integrality hypotheses, so I doubt lying over theorems will help. In fact, I'm trying to show a certain map of spectra is bijective, and if my guess was true, then that would give me an avenue to try for proving surjectivity. Maybe i should try injectivity first

[Anonymous No.11848196]

>>11848167

you can use your -1$ dollar bill anywhere that accepts diner's club sir

[Anonymous No.11848197]

>>11848186
Actually, no, wait a second.
Include the integers in the rationals. Clearly doesn't work.

[Anonymous No.11848205]

>>11848154
Any non-injective map between integral domains will break this if you look at P = 0

[Anonymous No.11848210]

>>11848195
what is this for? textbook problem?

[Anonymous No.11848211]

>>11848210
yeah, hartshorne 2.14(c).
perhaps i should try a different method...

[Anonymous No.11848219]

>>11848205
Yeah that's a good one, thanks

[Anonymous No.11848227]

Anyone have a good textbook (or maybe lec notes) for reviewing "first course in differential geometry" type stuff? I don't like the usual do Carmo so please exclude that from your suggestions!

[Anonymous No.11848234]

>>11848227
do Carmo

[Anonymous No.11848248]

[Anonymous No.11848252]

>>11848227
do Carmo (unironically)

[Anonymous No.11848255]

>>11848248
But seriously, is there any good reason why we use [math]\pi[/math] over [math]\tau[/math]?

[Anonymous No.11848256]

>>11848248
the gigavirgin caring about whether or not to scale a constant by 2

[Anonymous No.11848257]

>>11848227
Toponogov.

[Anonymous No.11848258]

>>11848248

>twice as transcendental

do infinitists REALLY?

[Anonymous No.11848259]

>>11848078
assume compactness of the globe
use gluing lemma on local langlands conjectures
t. opologist

>>11848083
cant, its true

>>11848101
list of all surreal numbers

>>11848155
there are infinitely many primes of the form 2^(k+2) -1 = 4*2^k -1 and divide it by three
we can then use these to cover the integers through the ulam addition alogrithm

[Anonymous No.11848260]

>>11848248
>Yes, I study Tau theory and the -1/12 equation at the Numberphile Institute. What made it so obvious?

[Anonymous No.11848264]

>>11848257
This one?
https://www.amazon.com/Differential-Geometry-Curves-Surfaces-Concise/dp/0817643842/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Toponogov&qid=1593391340&sr=8-1

[Anonymous No.11848272]

define all the operations that can be used on infinite algebra

[Anonymous No.11848274]

>>11848260
[math]\zeta(-1)=-\frac{1}{12}[/math]

[Anonymous No.11848278]

>>11848264
That one.

[Anonymous No.11848281]

>>11848257
>Toponogov
thank you fellow touhou anon

[Anonymous No.11848282]

Lads, what does this even mean?

[Anonymous No.11848288]

>>11848282

reminds me of pic related

[Anonymous No.11848290]

>>11848282
I think that's definitely got to be the worst book title I've ever seen
Even for paper titles that'd be terrible

[Anonymous No.11848316]

>>11848282
Ah, I think I see the issue.
A group is virtually something if a subgroup of finite index is something.
In this case, the group is virtualy cyclic if it has a cyclic subgroup of finite index.
You should be able to read the title now.
>>11848281
I'd recommend at least downloading it and reading the first ten pages before buying it, tho. The book is good and covers nice things(like comparison theorems), and the geometry is breddy naisu, but it's also very autistic.

[Anonymous No.11848318]

>>11848316
I'm pirating it anyway so no problem there.

[Anonymous No.11848320]

>>11848318
Ah, good. The amazon link got me concerned.

[Anonymous No.11848322]

>>11848320
That was an impostor

[Anonymous No.11848349]

>>11848322
Was it, though?

[Anonymous No.11848385]

>>11848255
Area formulas follow the same argument for pi that tau does for arc length (e.g. area of a unit circle is pi, not tau/2. area of 1/8 of any circle is pi/8r^2, not tau/16r^2).
Most integrals that involve pi (gaussian integral, gamma, trig integrals) only spit out 1pi
by mixing the above two, the general formulas for the area/volume of an n-ball get a stupid factor of 2^(something) in their denominators (because the fact that the factor of 2 in the circumference formula happens to match the exponent of pi is a numerical coincidence that only works in the plane)

probably 80% of occurrences of pi not directly involving MUH TURNZZ are worse when you force 2pi into it, which is why taufags never do anything except spin around a circle.

[Anonymous No.11848408]

>>11848398
Ordinary Differential Equations

[Anonymous No.11848457]

>>11847605
Lang's Algebra, and Freitag & Busam

[Anonymous No.11848473]

>>11848457
>Lang's Algebra
Is this 900 pg behemoth really that good?

[Anonymous No.11848480]

>>11848473
I really like it personally

[Anonymous No.11848481]

>>11847605

Divine Proportions: Rational Trigonometry to Universal Geometry by NJ Wildberger

[Anonymous No.11848485]

>Unironically like 3B1B's videos
Am I a brainlet?

[Anonymous No.11848488]

>>11848485
No he's a very good expositor

[Anonymous No.11848494]

>>11848457
>Freitag & Busam
I really like the choice of topics in this book but whoever formatted it is a retard
I don't want to read about how [math]\text{GAUSS}[/math] proved the [math]\text{CAUCHY}[/math] integral theorem in a letter to [math]\text{BESSEL}[/math] .

[Anonymous No.11848500]

Any good books on aesthetics in mathematics? I know its a more philosophical domain.

[Anonymous No.11848503]

>>11848500
Math is inherently philosophical.

[Anonymous No.11848509]

What's behind the phenomea of these doll-looking chinese girls attending graduate level classes and getting above average marks? Where do they get the time to live this double-life?

[Anonymous No.11848512]

>>11848509
Does Flo count?

[Anonymous No.11848516]

>>11848509
most of them are probably cheating
and those girls literally don't do anything else with their non-study time except makeup/skincare and bubble tea

[Anonymous No.11848520]

>>11848509
>>11848509
the only chinese girls in the graduate classes i've been in have been ugly as hell. also they smell bad. korean girls on the other hand . . .

[Anonymous No.11848523]

>>11848516
Why is cheating so ingrained within Chinese culture?

[Anonymous No.11848526]

>>11848523
it's not, in fact it's a pretty recent development. blame tong shau ping

[Anonymous No.11848528]

>>11848516

I see, they probably have a brother who's a putnam fellow

[Anonymous No.11848534]

>>11848485
yes, you should develop spatial intuition on your own and without prompting from others. if you need someone to explain the "intuitive" aspects of calculus or linear algebra you are an idiot.

[Anonymous No.11848536]

>>11848528
chinese international students are extremely pussy whipped, so it could be literally and chinese male on campus feeding them answers and helping them study

[Anonymous No.11848547]

>>11848520
I've only ever met one (female) Korean grad student. She was pretty but not anything extraordinary, and she was the furthest thing from caked-up k-pop face. Really nice girl though.
I've never seen any of the "doll-looking Chinese girls" he's talking about in my program, and there are fuckloads of all flavors of Asian where I am. I don't think grad students have time to be spending 4 hours in front of the mirror per day.

>>11848526
I think you could (hypothetically) explain it via the shame/guilt cultural distinction. Nothing is _inherently_ bad in China; things are bad when you lose face from them. If you don't get caught, or you aren't in a social position to be shamed by the person who catches you, then whatever you do doesn't count for anything yet.
In Western cultures you're told that simply the act of cheating makes you a terrible person even if you get away with it.

You could probably also blame communism, but that gets complicated and it also relies on knowing things were radically different in pre-commie China, which I honestly don't know.

[Anonymous No.11848557]

>>11848547
How do I get a caked-up K-pop math GF?

[Anonymous No.11848568]

300k starting or solving a mid-tier conjecture?

[Anonymous No.11848583]

>>11848547
> Nothing is _inherently_ bad in China; things are bad when you lose face from them. If you don't get caught, or you aren't in a social position to be shamed by the person who catches you, then whatever you do doesn't count for anything yet.
In Western cultures you're told that simply the act of cheating makes you a terrible person even if you get away with it.
Anon, the chinese are pretty much amoral bug people, but they aren't literal amoral bug people.

[Anonymous No.11848588]

>>11848557
>tfw Ewha hires male professors
that must be simultaneously the hardest and best job in the world

[Anonymous No.11848589]

[Anonymous No.11848595]

>>11848557
>>11848568

cringe

[Anonymous No.11848608]

>>11848595
>Not wanting a K-pop math GF
No, anon, it is you who is cringe.

[Anonymous No.11848617]

>>11848608

i'd rather kill myself using nothing but a hammer and a railroad spike than listen to kpop

now please go back to your containment thread on mu

[Anonymous No.11848618]

>>11848589

Exactly. Also the better visualization of this truth table, if there is one, is to put the p => q column before q.

[Anonymous No.11848656]

[math]\forall z \in \mathbb{C}, cos(z)=\frac{exp(iz)+exp(-iz)}{2}\ \land \ sin(z)=\frac{exp(iz)-exp(-iz)}{2i} \\ Let \ \psi \in \mathbb{R}, \ then \ cos^2(\psi)+sin^2(\psi)=\frac{exp(2i\psi)+exp(-2i\psi)+2}{4}- \frac{exp(2i\psi)+exp(-2i\psi)-2}{4}=\frac{2-(-2)}{4}=1 [/math]

[Anonymous No.11848672]

>>11848656

please show the work in quadrance and spread

[Anonymous No.11848695]

>>11848547
>muh shame vs guilt culture
>muh saving face
u watch too much serpentza. shame is just as effective as guilt at deterring unwanted behaviors like cheating, it's just that after tong shau ping thought, as becoming wealthy became the most important thing, cheating and general ruthlessness became a virtue

[Anonymous No.11848704]

>>11848568
ram?

[Anonymous No.11848712]

>>11848695
the stereotype (and it is a stereotype, even today) of Chinese as lying cheating scam artists is way, way older than Deng Xiaoping dude
it's colonial-era old

[Anonymous No.11848717]

>>11848712
??? china colonized? by whom?? the manchus? are you a retard?

[Anonymous No.11848728]

>>11848717
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concessions_in_China#List_of_concessions

[Anonymous No.11848743]

>>11848728
this has nothing to do w anything... these were occupied as spoils of war there was no "china colony"

[Anonymous No.11848758]

>>11848743
I never said there was a "China colony". Not that that matters, since you don't have to colonize all of China and call it the "China colony" to occupy parts of the coast of China (which many countries did).
Why do you think it "doesn't count as colonized" if it was a war taking anyway? Was South America not a colony because the native cultures didn't like it? Pretty much all colonies were taken by force.

The phrase "colonial era" wasn't even intended to a colonial era of China but just to the era of history when Europeans were first starting to travel to Asia with trustworthy sources, since before that era you're trusting Marco Polo and shit to tell you about the Chinese.

[Anonymous No.11848759]

henlo frens made a thread about this question but only received one answer

What other types of measurements that exist? What I know so far..
Statistics = measurement of centrality and dispersion
Calculus = measurement of changes

An anon suggest "Measure theory" to measure Arrays of Numbers

[Anonymous No.11848771]

>>11848743

[Anonymous No.11848780]

>>11848758
>>11848771
>>11848771

it's not a colony because there was still a discrete chinese state (either the qing empire or the ROC) during all of those occupations. is denmark colonized by germany because schwelseig holstein is part of germany now? ? ???

[Anonymous No.11848786]

>>11848780
>it's not a colony because there was still a discrete chinese state
glad to hear you agree that Tibet is a free country since there's still a discrete Tibetan state

[Anonymous No.11848790]

>>11848786
yes I do. thank you

[Anonymous No.11848796]

Is game theory math or pseduo-math?

[Anonymous No.11848802]

>>11848780
>it wasn't a REAL colony even though they took over a piece of my country and ran it
keep up the mental gymnastics chang
call it whatever makes you happy, you got BONGED like everybody else

[Anonymous No.11848804]

>>11848802
>you got BONGED like everybody else
Tell that to the Americans.

[Anonymous No.11848809]

>>11848802

[Anonymous No.11848810]

>>11846939
Probability theory is an extremely rigorous subject.
It's very similar to real analysis.

[Anonymous No.11848811]

>>11848809
Based and Molyneuxpilled.

[Anonymous No.11848823]

>>11848809
>>11848780
No, because Schleswig-Holstein (dunno how you even managed to google this and copy the name that poorly) is contiguous/adjacent with the main territory of Germany.
>A colony is a territory under the immediate complete political control and occupied by settlers of a state, distinct from the home territory of the sovereign.
The Chinese coastal colonies of the 1900s satisfy both of those. You don't have to somehow completely obliterate the prior ruling state for it to count.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony#Modern_historical_examples
lists both HK and Macau.

[Anonymous No.11848826]

>>11848796
Game theory, as conceived of by von Neumann, is a part of mathematics specializing on dependent optimization.
A 1 player game is nothing but a regular optimization problem, a 2 or more player game is, in some sense, just a generalization of an optimization problem.
So if you believe that calculus of variation or other optimization can be mathematics, which I doubt anybody could disagree with, game theory is too.

[Anonymous No.11848836]

>>11848823
>google this
i didn't straight off the dome baby
>continuous territyor
ok what about konigsberg
>wikipedia linking
lol, faggot

[Anonymous No.11848838]

>>11848836
>>wikipedia linking
>lol, faggot
not an argument

[Anonymous No.11848840]

>>11848826
How does one get into GT?

[Anonymous No.11848843]

>>11848780
Colony
1. a country or area under the full or partial political control of another country and occupied by settlers from that country.
"Japanese forces overran the French colony of Indo-China"

[Anonymous No.11848844]

>>11848494
Seems to be a German thing.
I agree the translation is shit but the content is excellent.

[Anonymous No.11848849]

>>11848840
I really do not know all that much about it, but I read a bit into von Neumanns book on the subject, which is exactly where my characterization came from.

[Anonymous No.11848850]

>>11848838
actually, it is an argument
>>11848843
>what is connotation
also i hope you don't think that french indochina has anything to do with modern day china LOL

[Anonymous No.11848862]

>>11848850
>actually, it is an argument
I'm aware they don't teach much critical thinking in chang schools, but calling somebody a faggot is not, in fact, an argument

[Anonymous No.11848863]

>>11848796
most game theorists are in econ or OR departments nowadays, although some mathematicians dabble in it too. i've heard On Numbers and Games by JHC is bretty good

[Anonymous No.11848870]

>>11848836
>konigsberg
Does not exist. Maybe you are talking about Königsberg?
Königsberg also was a part of a continuous german state before being forcefully seperated by it.

[Anonymous No.11848875]

>>11848862
ok so it's not a colony if it used to be within the borders of the occupied nation?hm,m sounds a lot like hong kong to me

[Anonymous No.11848877]

>>11848870
>>11848836
I think you mean Kaliningrad, there is no such location as konigsberg or Königsberg.

[Anonymous No.11848876]

>>11848850
>also i hope you don't think that french indochina has anything to do with modern day china LOL
This was the example of the definition I posted.
I played enough map painting autism simulators to know this is not the case.

>>what is connotation
There is no meaning by which the term colony requires the state which previously controlled it to not exist, you are just making it up.

[Anonymous No.11848885]

>>11848870
>There is no meaning by which ...
actually there is.
>U are just making it up
no.
>>11848877
Tru

[Anonymous No.11848888]

Just want to die, lads.

[Anonymous No.11848889]

>>11848877
And I guess Moskau does not exist, only Mocквa.
And Frankreich does not exist, only France.

Lol, what?
All historical context aside, different languages have different names for places.

[Anonymous No.11848892]

>>11848885
>actually there is.
Which dictionary has that demand for a definition of colony?

[Anonymous No.11848895]

Which field of mathematics contains mathematicians that are like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7yj7CVBYfo

[Anonymous No.11848896]

>>11848888
The quads don't lie

[Anonymous No.11848897]

>>11848875
I'm not sure what the fuck argument you're even trying to make here. Are you still thinking Kaliningrad is an argument? Because Kaliningrad is literally a colony. It's a distinct piece of Russia that's occupied and operated by Russia. That's a colony.

If one wants to make the argument that it's not, which is sometimes done, then it's because Kaliningrad is politically literally just a province of Russia. It's identical politically to any other oblast.
So you can add "not politically equal" to the definition if you want, but it doesn't change anything because Hong Kong was not just another extra county of England either.

[Anonymous No.11848900]

every piece of mathematics is trivial to russian students

[Anonymous No.11848901]

>>11848895
Category theory.

[Anonymous No.11848904]

>>11848895
Algebraic topology

[Anonymous No.11848905]

>>11848892
>connotation
>dictionary
looks like those video games did nothing for your reading comprehension . . i suggest watching some anime instead
>>11848897
>which is sometimes done
Which is always done. Show me anyone calling kaliningrad a colony. Even on your beloved wikipedia

[Anonymous No.11848906]

>>11848900
misha pls

[Anonymous No.11848909]

>>11848905
Okay. Do you have evidence that literally anybody but you used the word that way?

[Anonymous No.11848911]

>>11848905
>When the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991 Kaliningrad became, in effect, a Russian colony on the Baltic, separated from the rest of Russia by the newly independent nations of Lithuania and Belarus.
https://www.ibiblio.org/lighthouse/kgd.htm

took 15 seconds

and you've completely ignored the second half of the post where I explained that even if Kaliningrad isn't an example, that's not related to the Chinese colonies because it's governed differently

[Anonymous No.11848916]

>>11848911
>lighthouses of russia
nice
>>11848909
>>11848909
https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/127248

[Anonymous No.11848918]

>>11848916
>chinadailyhk
nice

[Anonymous No.11848923]

>>11848918
>A month later, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution by a vote of 99-5 that removed Hong Kong and Macao from the list of existing colonies
Yeah it is nice.

[Anonymous No.11848928]

>>11848916
Can you not see that the argument here is entirely self serving and based on the fact that the island was just leased, thus ultimate authority never technically was with the British?

The Chinese here is just playing a dumb game for obvious reasons.

[Anonymous No.11848934]

>>11848916
>However, Hong Kong was in fact not a colony; it was merely under the colonial rule of the British.
ahahahaha holy shit
I need to start reading Chinese newspapers

[Anonymous No.11848937]

>>11848928
>self serving and based
Yes
>>11848934
read the rest

[Anonymous No.11848942]

>>11848937
China manages to somehow be often simultaneously extremely retarded and extremely based at the same time.

[Anonymous No.11848949]

Sent some emails off to my professors 06:35 AM. Was I too early lads?

[Anonymous No.11848954]

>>11848949
Yes.

[Anonymous No.11848956]

>>11848923
>that removed Hong Kong and Macao from the list of existing colonies
This is a lie, or at least an abuse of words. It removed Hong Kong/Macao from the list of "non-self-governing territories" at the explicit request of buttmad changs. The word "colony" isn't even used anywhere by the UN.
And then they remained non-self-governing territories for another couple decades exactly like they were governed while they were on the list. Getting "de-listed" didn't do anything to make the British/Portuguese leave, or retroactively get them out from the first 3/4 of the 20th century.

[Anonymous No.11848960]

>>11848949
I send most of my emails between 5 and 6am. Sometimes earlier if I'm up.
Who cares? You're not bothering them at night, they'll just read them when they get up, and you'll be sure the email is in their inbox the first time they check it.

[Anonymous No.11848981]

>>11848960
>Professors
>Checking e-mail
I wish.

[Anonymous No.11849008]

>>11848960
Imo. it’s important that your mail is number 1 on their inbox when they check to get an answer

I may have gone too early with the 06:35 AM surely the other goons are gonna go for 07-08 AM slot and push mine down

[Anonymous No.11849018]

>>11848981
Find female professors. You may have other complaints about them but you will never wait more than 24 hours for a reply to anything.

[Anonymous No.11849088]

Can someone give me a qrd on toric varieties? I'm from the real DG lands and complex algebraic geometry and related papers/books confuse me.

[Anonymous No.11849091]

>>11849018
I want to kiss a female professor.

[Anonymous No.11849372]

>>11848759
Measurements in quantum mechanics involve some neat linear algebra. Don't know much about them myself and am planning on studying the topic in more detail.

[Anonymous No.11849481]

>>11846898
Someone got a mathematical theorem on why the fuck girls think ghosting is just fine?

[Anonymous No.11849520]

help me formalize this as first order predicate logic.
"Peanut butter and cinnamon are brown. Cinnamon is not peanut butter. Therefore, nothing is brown"

[Anonymous No.11849522]

>>11848888
then die

[Anonymous No.11849528]

>>11849481
No logic in the universe could explain the female mind

[Anonymous No.11849728]

>>11847391
I'm more in the "haha I still didn't study for probability" and "haha I hope I have 20 pts on the last analysis homework"

[Anonymous No.11849780]

>>11849728
>studying for probability
why bother, theres a 50-50 chance you get the answer anyway

[Anonymous No.11849783]

>>11849780
This is basically the theory behind anything to do with the consequences of the Riemann hypothesis.

[Anonymous No.11849788]

>>11849520
"I am making a retarded statement. Only retards make retarded statements. Therefore, I am a retard."

[Anonymous No.11849878]

>>11848759
cohomology - measurement of homotopy equivalence
galois theory - measurement of behaviour of roots of a polynomial under permutation
differential geometry - measurement of the difference in geometries
homological algebra - measurement of distance between vector space theory and module theory

[Anonymous No.11849882]

>>11848759
You could sort of make a case for topology being a kind of measure of measure

[Anonymous No.11849930]

>>11849882
>>11849878
>>11849372
Thank you very much

[Anonymous No.11849946]

is there any branch/school of mathematics or physics that contains predictive nature like differentials?

[Anonymous No.11849956]

>>11849878
yeah pretty much all of that is wrong

[Anonymous No.11849996]

>>11849728
Probably feels like that, too.

[Anonymous No.11850022]

>>11849878
are you being a brainlet on purpose ?

[John Locke No.11850031]

>>11849946
Differential Equations

[Anonymous No.11850034]

https://www.mathtrainer.org/

Is /sci/ ranked on math trainer?

[Anonymous No.11850035]

why is finite projective planes such a dead area? Last relevant works were done in the 60s

[John Locke No.11850040]

>>11848481
Based

[Anonymous No.11850043]

https://youtu.be/M4vqr3_ROIk

Another question, is Arthur Benjamin based?

Looks like what he does is easy with a few simple tricks.

[Anonymous No.11850085]

>>11850031
>>11850040
>Locke
>Not Rousseau

[Anonymous No.11850101]

>>11847605
It's the dead of night here and I'm curled up in bed with Titchmarsh's Theory of the Riemann Zeta Function with Watson's Bessel Functions beside me too.
The exposition of Watson is really great, but the Riemann zeta function is interesting too.

[Anonymous No.11850127]

>>11849481
Snake lemma

[Anonymous No.11850141]

Hate myself, lads.

[Anonymous No.11850164]

>>11850141
Don't worry, I hate you too.

[Anonymous No.11850202]

>>11850141
If it were up to me all physics majors would be shortened a head.
Fuck this thread, Fuck this board and fuck all physics majors I sincerely hope they ALL die screaming.

[Anonymous No.11850203]

>>11850101
based...

[Anonymous No.11850209]

>>11850202
This but engineering majors.

[Anonymous No.11850234]

how am i supposed to study math when it's so hot. . . are there any good unis in alaska?

[Anonymous No.11850245]

>>11850101
Lads I'm already fucked on page 2.
How does this derivation work? I don't get how log zeta gets put in terms of the prime number function on the first line there.

[Anonymous No.11850256]

>>11850234
University of Anchorage

[Anonymous No.11850259]

>>11850245
Oh right, it's literally just 1 or 0 depending on whether n is prime or not.
Fuck I should've waited 2 minutes longer before posting this shit.

[Anonymous No.11850307]

>>11850259
It’s ok anon. It happens to the best of us.

[Anonymous No.11850309]

>>11850307
Does it, though?

[Anonymous No.11850316]

>>11850309
It happens to me and I'm the best poster here, so yes.

[Anonymous No.11850322]

>>11850309
Roger Penrose said he often skips equations that he doesn't get at first sight and comes back to them later, so I'd say it does.

[Anonymous No.11850348]

Can some anon help me with a math question? Didnt wanna kill a thread for this

Roday is monday what day is it 3^100 days later?

[Anonymous No.11850363]

>>11850348
Wednesday

[Anonymous No.11850368]

>>11850348
>Today is Monday
that is false. From a false premise everything follows.Hence 3^100 days later it will be Monday, Tuesday, and all the other days simultaneously.

[Anonymous No.11850370]

>>11850348
Thursday.

[Anonymous No.11850374]

>>11850348
Just take 3^100 mod 7, add the number of years/4 mod 7 to get the number of days you go ahead in the week.

[Anonymous No.11850383]

>>11850363
>>11850368
>>11850370
>>11850374
Thank you anons

[Anonymous No.11850544]

>>11850348
>>11850383
Not that anon. This is what i've done:
Note that:
[math]3^{0 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit 1.
[math]3^{1 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit 3.
[math]3^{2 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit 9.
[math]3^{3 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit 7.

Because [math]100 \equiv 0 \mod 4[/math], then [math]3^{100}[/math] has last digit 1. And because [math]10=7+3[/math], there exists [math]m,n \in \mathbb{N}[/math] such that [math]3^{100}=7m+(3n+1)[/math] where [math][/math] is the total number of digits of this large number so that [math]3^100 \equiv 3n+1 \mod 4 [\math]. What to do from here?

[Anonymous No.11850551]

[math]3^{0 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit 1
[math]1[/math].
[math]3^{1 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]3[/math].
[math]3^{2 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]9[/math].
[math]3^{3 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]7[/math].

Because [math]100 \equiv 0 \mod 4[/math], then [math]3^{100}[/math] has last digit [math]1[/math]. And because [math]10=7+3[/math], there exists [math]m,n \in \mathbb{N}[/math] such that [math]3^{100}=7m+(3n+1)[/math] where [math][/math] is the total number of digits (other than the units digit) of this large number so that [math]3^100 \equiv 3n+1 \mod 4 [/math]. What to do from here?

[Anonymous No.11850589]

>>11850202
t.undergrad

[Anonymous No.11850590]

>>11850348
>>11850383
Not that anon. This is what i've done, note that:
[math]\qquad 3^{0 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]1[/math].
[math]\qquad 3^{1 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]3[/math].
[math]\qquad 3^{2 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]9[/math].
[math]\qquad 3^{3 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]7[/math].
Because [math]100 \equiv 0 \mod 4[/math], then [math]3^{100}[/math] has last digit [math]1[/math]. And because [math]10=7+3[/math] then there exist [math]m,n \in \mathbb{N}[/math] such that [math]3^{100}=7m+(3n+1)[/math] so that [math]3^{100} \equiv 3n+1 \mod 4[/math] where [math]n[/math] is the total number of digits (other than the units digit) of this large number. Therefore this large number has [math]N=n+1[/math] digits. Knowing that [math]3^{100} \equiv 3n+1 \mod 4[/math] i need to find [math]k \in \{0,1,2,3,4,5,6\}[/math] such that [math] 3n+1 \mod 4 \equiv k \mod 7[/math]. Don't know what to do next.

[Anonymous No.11850596]

>>11850348
>>11850383
Not that anon. This is what i've done, note that:
[math]\qquad 3^{0 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]1[/math].
[math]\qquad 3^{1 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]3[/math].
[math]\qquad 3^{2 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]9[/math].
[math]\qquad 3^{3 \mod 4}[/math] has last digit [math]7[/math].
Because [math]100 \equiv 0 \mod 4[/math], then [math]3^{100}[/math] has last digit [math]1[/math]. And because [math]10=7+3[/math] then there exist [math]m,n \in \mathbb{N}[/math] such that [math]3^{100}=7m+(3n+1)[/math] so that [math]3^{100} \equiv 3n+1 \mod 7[/math] where [math]n[/math] is the total number of digits (other than the units digit) of this large number. Therefore this large number has [math]N=n+1[/math] digits. Knowing that [math]3^{100} \equiv 3n+1 \mod 7[/math] i need to find [math]k \in \{0,1,2,3,4,5,6\}[/math] such that [math] 3n+1 \mod 7 \equiv k \mod 7[/math]. Don't know what to do next.

[Anonymous No.11850603]

>>11850590
why don't just compute 3^100 mod 7

[Anonymous No.11850618]

>>11850596
find a pattern in the residues of powers of 3 mod 7

[Anonymous No.11850629]

>>11850596
I know that the number of digits of [math]10^{p}[/math] is [math]p+1[math] and i know thath [math]3^{100}=9^{99}[/math]

[Anonymous No.11850642]

>>11850603
In my brain?

[Anonymous No.11850651]

>>11850642
for instance we know [math]\varphi(7) = 6[/math] so automatically [math]3^6 = 1[/math] mod [math]7[/math]. clearly [math]100 = 4[/math] mod [math]6[/math]. therefore [math]3^{100} = 3^4 = 9^2 = 2^2 = 4[/math] mod [math]7[/math].

[Anonymous No.11850664]

>>11850651
>actually using Fermat as a special case of Euler
Bro are you trying to pick a fight?

[Anonymous No.11850670]

>>11850596
>>11850596
Can you stop fucking up your LaTeX 4 times in a row? This isn't the first this has happenned

[Anonymous No.11850673]

>>11850651
I see Little's Fermat Theorem but the others things you do i don't understand, what lemmas are you using?

[Anonymous No.11850676]

>>11850664
>using Fermat as a special case of Euler

[Anonymous No.11850679]

>>11850664
I don't even remember what's fermat or euler I don't know shit about number theory
>>11850673
the group of units in Z/7Z has order 6 therefore every element exponentiated to 6 is 1

[Anonymous No.11850681]

>>11850348
>>11850651
Monday is 0 mod 7, tuesday is 1 mod 7 and so on. Because 3^100 is 4 mod 7, that day would be friday, 4 mod 7 then?

[Anonymous No.11850695]

>>11846898
>>11850693
new fred

[Anonymous No.11850904]

>>11848656
\cos
\exp
\text{ then }

[Anonymous No.11851045]

>>11849481
Not a theorem but they probably do it because it's a good strategy in a game theoretic sense.

[Anonymous No.11851262]

>>11848589
Why the characters from LLPSI

[Anonymous No.11851648]

>>11851262

do you want to be like the scrawny zoomer or a wise patrician?

[Anonymous No.11852486]

last for algebraic topology

[Anonymous No.11852492]

last for nonrigorous calculus

[Anonymous No.11852494]

Last for final addition to the thread

[Anonymous No.11852497]

>>11852494
>>11852492
*How could this happen to me?!*

[Anonymous No.11852500]

>>11852497
As an animeposter you should be used to getting cucked out of things you want

[Anonymous No.11852502]

last for i don't even know trig and i still live itt

[Anonymous No.11852505]

>>11852500
dubs of truth

[Anonymous No.11852513]

>>11852505
Last

[Anonymous No.11852519]

How do I make myself mathematically likely to get the last post?

[Anonymous No.11852520]

>>11852513
Ok good for u gn

[Anonymous No.11852525]

Dick Hamilton takes last post

[Anonymous No.11852526]

>>11852519
Have you tried increasing your post count by artificially replying to yourself?

[Anonymous No.11852529]

Last

[Anonymous No.11852530]

>>11852526
That's a pretty neat idea, but surely there has to be a less involved way of winning the last slot

[Anonymous No.11852533]

>>11852530
Maybe create new threads in order to force the thread to 404 right after you make your last post?

[Anonymous No.11852536]

[Anonymous No.11852537]

>>11852533
God all these solutions are too involved for my tastes

[Anonymous No.11852541]

>>11852533
But they'd have to be good threads so they don't get pruned immediately

[Anonymous No.11852542]

Wait a fucking second did this thread just move forwards a page?

[Anonymous No.11852543]

>>11852519
it's undecidable (also last)

[Anonymous No.11852546]

>>11852542
Yea I swear it moved from 10 to 9. Did a thread get deleted?

[Anonymous No.11852547]

Eh!? We moved UP to page 9?!

[Anonymous No.11852549]

>>11852547
Something fishy going on right here.
I bet animeposter is behind it, trying to cheat us all

[Anonymous No.11852550]

Nuck figgers

[Anonymous No.11852551]

>>11852547
kimochi warui

[Anonymous No.11852552]

>>11852550
Now this is the kind of based post that deserves to get the last slot

[Anonymous No.11852553]

>>11852549
Not all conspiracies are false... ;)

But seriously I should go to sleep. You better make sure /mg/ is on the front page when I wake up!

[Anonymous No.11852554]

goatse

[Anonymous No.11852555]

What field of mathematics should I study next?
Just finished basic addition

[Anonymous No.11852557]

>>11852554
cockandballtortu.re

[Anonymous No.11852558]

>>11852557
Wtf

[Anonymous No.11852559]

>>11852555
the quotient rule and number arrays

[Anonymous No.11852560]

>>11852558
It's a good site check it out (for realsies), just turn down your volume a little

[Anonymous No.11852561]

>>11852560
Based tranny slav

[Anonymous No.11852562]

>>11852559
Thanks I'll get right on that

[Anonymous No.11852564]

>>11852561
ty!

[Anonymous No.11852565]

>>11852564
np

[Anonymous No.11852566]

i want 400 posts (last)

[Anonymous No.11852567]

>>11852566
Why would you say last if you want that many posts?

[Anonymous No.11852568]

>>11852567
because i got dubs and you didn't

[Anonymous No.11852569]

>>11852566
Well I've seen a /pol/ thread hit 1000 and we're better then them, Right? Also way to push us past 69 images

[Anonymous No.11852570]

>>11852568
I've gotten more dubs than you in total this thread tho

[Anonymous No.11852571]

>>11852569
>69 images
>post ends in 69
on purpose?

[Anonymous No.11852575]

>>11852571
He must be the anon behind the advanced thread bumping!

[Anonymous No.11852576]

>>11852571
You know it

[Anonymous No.11852578]

>>11852575

[Anonymous No.11852579]

>>11852575
>>11852575
>>11852576
nice nice. now a question, why do all math majors look like this

[Anonymous No.11852581]

>>11852579
Cus we stylin,brah

[Anonymous No.11852588]

>>11852579
Not sure what you mean. They do tend to be thinner because all the calories go to the brain/malnutrition. Just remember that not all mathematicians are male, some of us are female (male)

[Anonymous No.11852590]

>>11852588
dubs of truth i suppose

[Anonymous No.11852595]

>>11852588
How can I get a femboy sub math bf to lock in chastity with a butplug?

[Anonymous No.11852596]

>>11852590
I think that will be the end of my luck tonight, so I will actually go to bed now, nighty-night /mg/, keep the dream alive!

>>11852595
Come to Canada? I'm not very worldly, I couldn't tell you

[Anonymous No.11852599]

>>11852596
God I'm so horny

[Anonymous No.11852600]

>>11852596
will do oyasumi

[Anonymous No.11852604]

>>11852600
So very horny

[Anonymous No.11852617]

true last post

[Anonymous No.11852814]

Engineering is based

[Anonymous No.11852833]

last for the theory of functions of several motor variables

[Anonymous No.11852836]

i had trouble with the maximum of continuous functions theorem and i still post in these threads

[Anonymous No.11852837]

Final post

[Anonymous No.11852840]

bitch you thought

[Anonymous No.11852845]

>>11852840
I knew

[Anonymous No.11852851]

>>11852845
Check your proof

[Anonymous No.11852866]

>>11852851
[]

[Anonymous No.11852898]

Imagine thinking you'd get the last post

[Anonymous No.11852905]

>>11852898
ikr

[Anonymous No.11852907]

>>11852905
Ara ara

[Anonymous No.11852975]

Last for Remilia.

[Anonymous No.11852999]

>>11852975
Absolutely unacceptable

[Anonymous No.11853135]

Ran

[Anonymous No.11853156]

Hey, fool here. I'm trying to find the name or system for calculating a number divisible by 3 other numbers. E.g Numbers 'a', 'b' and 'c'. I want to find 'x'. Where x%a == 0, x%b == 0 etc. The three numbers are 18, 56 and 72. Hope you and yours are well Anons.

[Anonymous No.11853158]

>>11853135
More like Nar

[Anonymous No.11853185]

>>11853156
It’s called finding the least common multiple retard. There are multiple algorithms to do that just google it.

[Anonymous No.11853191]

Still got it

[Anonymous No.11853214]

>>11853191
Epic fail, bro

[Anonymous No.11853256]

Ohh fug is it finally time?

[Anonymous No.11853259]

Going to my gf's bday now

[Anonymous No.11853261]

Me

[Anonymous No.11853262]

I may not be the last, but at least I'm number 400