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6223204 No.6223204 [Reply] [Original]

>tfw making the decision to pursue a STEM degree was the best decision you ever made

>tfw something "clicks" and you finally understand a difficult concept you've been struggling with, better than a million amphetamines or opiates

>tfw you realize how lucky we are to have even the slightest clue as to how the universe works on a fundamental level

there will come a day, inevitably, where i will find myself working with one of you to solve a practical problem (or perhaps an abstract theoretical one). i look forward to that day

>> No.6223221

Good feels man... Good feels.

>> No.6223222

>>6223204
Are you me?

>> No.6223244

>>6223222

almost certainly not but it's impossible to be certain

>> No.6223281

:')

>> No.6223287

>implying squiggles and shit with get you mad pussy yo

>> No.6223293

>>6223287

>implying squiggles and shit with get

a potato of a man struggles to churn out a single proper sentence

>> No.6223316

>>6223204
>tfw quantum mechanics
>it doesnt really explain, yet works
>realize that all of science is just describing the things from our perspective
>tfw you cannot know nuthin

>> No.6223392

> tfw when you draw the box at the end of a proof.

>> No.6223398

what's that treble clef looking thing? serious question

>> No.6223396

> tfw when your fedora wears a fedora

>> No.6223426

>>6223392
>tfw when you're unsure if it's right

>> No.6223449

>>6223204
>differential form
>not vastly superior vector form

pls

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6223456

>>6223398
is is notation for a line integral, which represents a closed two-dimensional surface

>> No.6223503

>>6223426
>Not knowing whether your proof is correct
>Not freshman
Pick one.

>> No.6223547

>>6223204
why so vacuum op?

>> No.6223548

>>6223456

anymore wonderful gifs?

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>>6223548
i could fill a harddrive with em

here's one showing how a function (in this case e^x) can be represented as an infinite sum of its derivatives (taylor/maclaurin series). as n increases, the resultant function becomes a better and better approximation of e^x

>> No.6223574

>>6223566
keep them coming!
I'm loving it!

>> No.6223606

>>6223456
Not in this case it doesn't, because E and B are both vector fields. In this case, its the sum of the differential dot products of the field and a vector tangent to the curve.

>> No.6223609

requesting stokes' theorem gif

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6223641

>>6223566

don't hesitate to upload the zip of all your gifs, I'd appreciate it

>> No.6223681

Funny OP, I have the same feeling doing pure math, but I have no interest in how the universe works really.
Although I guess figuring out how the primes are distributed has something to do with the universe, so there's that.

>> No.6223711

>>6223681
Learning more about maths has something to do with how the universe works.

>> No.6225827

>>6223204
>tfw something "clicks" and you finally understand a difficult concept you've been struggling with, better than a million amphetamines or opiates

This feel is the only thing I truly enjoy in life.

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6225852

>>6223204
>using incorrect equations

>> No.6225855

>>6223711
No, math is simply an abstraction. A very usefull abstraction, that can also be used to illustrate the laws of physics, but an abstraction nonetheless with no direct connection with reality.

>> No.6226017

>>6225852

>Believing in magnetic monopoles because every human thinks nature should be made of patterns and perfect symmetry