/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.8753089]

I invented new notation to describe graphs.

Behold. I call it the "Super-Carteesian coordinate system".

You are free to use it in your scientific endeavours.

[Anonymous No.8753093]

>(-inf,-inf) is represented by a point

[Anonymous No.8753104]

>>8753089
Congradulations you just invented regular cartesian coordinates but without seperating the quadrants

[Anonymous No.8753105]

>>8753093
Don't worry, the "point" (-inf, inf) is not a number neither a point; it's just a concept. In fact it doesn't even exist :^)

[Anonymous No.8753133]

>>8753089
retard

[Anonymous No.8753144]

>>8753089
it's so good that you don't even have a common point for y=0

[Anonymous No.8753161]

>>8753089
if only we could imply the infinities by dividing the plane in four quadrants

[Anonymous No.8753237]

Dat feel when I just learned about vector spaces and basis for subspaces

[Anonymous No.8753437]

>>8753089
>BOOO

[Anonymous No.8753482]

I also invented this one

[Anonymous No.8753495]

>>8753482
>i-if i use enough fancy symbols I don't understand i-I'll look smart!
Kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.8753639]

>>8753089
Thanks, i am going to use this in my phd thesis, i am quite grateful for this. I have been searching for the ultimate way to graph my functions, but my enquiries have been rather unsuccesfull. Thanks to your ingenious invention now i am able to fully express my mathematical potential.

Thanks, Jack

[Anonymous No.8753670]

[Anonymous No.8753693]

>>8753670
>using kikebook memes on 4chan
What has the world come to